From the transcript of the Connecticut House of Representatives, debate on SB 660 - May 3, 2006
"REP. PISCOPO: (76th)
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I didn't
want to make this into a big global warming debate, but I guess it's been
introduced, and I just kind of want to summarize.
Yes, there is some warming on the planet in
the last few years. A lot of it can be measured by the activity on the sun. The
sun is just more active. We go through periods of warming. We'll go through
periods of cooling.
Mark my words, in ten years, we're all going
to be worried about late spring frosts, and early fall frosts, and crops dying
and we're going to be in some huge climate cooling hysteria. That's just the
way it is with this globe. It warms and it cools.
There is nothing the little State of
And I can introduce a lot of different science to this. A lot of it gets squashed by our mainstream media, but I hope that you will all keep an open mind on this debate, in the future, and I will keep trying. Thank you, Mr. Speaker."
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From
the transcript of the
Connecticut House of Representatives - May 17, 2007 - The House had
just passed an amendment to HB 5656 containing language that would
allow some children of immigrants who graduate from Connecticut high schools to pay in-state tuition when they
attend public colleges and universities. Representatives Piscopo
and Hamzy proposed another amendment to the underlying bill:
"DEPUTY SPEAKER GODFREY:
Thank you, Sir. Representative Piscopo.
REP. PISCOPO: (76th)
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the
Clerk has an amendment in his possession, LCO Number 7578. Would the Clerk
please read and I be allowed to summarize?
DEPUTY SPEAKER GODFREY:
Representative Piscopo, we are getting copies
of it. The Clerk is in possession of LCO Number 7578, which shall be designated
House Amendment Schedule “B”. Would the Clerk please call?
CLERK:
LCO Number 7578, House “B”, offered by
Representative Hamzy and Piscopo.
DEPUTY SPEAKER GODFREY:
The gentleman has asked leave of the Chamber
to summarize. Is there objection? Is there objection? Hearing none, please
proceed, Sir.
REP. PISCOPO: (76th)
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, this
Bill makes English the official language of the State of
(The amendment was defeated on a voice vote.)