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Middle School Students from Hamilton stop-by Capitol to Meet with Congressman Boehner

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 17, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
Congressman Boehner had the opportunity to talk with students from Garfield Middle School in Hamilton, Ohio today during their visit to Washington, D.C. He welcomed the students to the Capitol building and wished them a good trip to our nation's capital.

Congressman Boehner on Addressing Our Country's Big Challenges: "This Is All About Jobs"

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 17, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
At his weekly press briefing today, Congressman John Boehner (R-West Chester) underscored the urgent need to address the spending-driven debt crisis that is fueling economic uncertainty and making it harder to create private-sector jobs.

Boehner: Anything Short of Full ObamaCare Repeal is Unacceptable

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 17, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
"Our economy continues to struggle, and the president's health care law is making things worse," Congressman John Boehner said today. Whether the Supreme Court strikes down all or part, or upholds the law as it is, Boehner says Republicans are committed to "repealing ObamaCare in its entirety":

Fueling Job Creation by Stopping Small Business Tax Hikes & Reforming the Tax Code

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 17, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
"If we are to unlock new opportunities for job creation and strengthen the economy, then we must take even larger steps toward comprehensive tax reform," House Ways & Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-MI) said in a speech this morning highlighting the need to fix our broken tax code, a key plank of the Plan for America's Job Creators.

Congressman Boehner Urges President Obama to Cooperate With "Fast & Furious" Investigation

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 17, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
In a meeting at the White House yesterday, Congressman John Boehner urged President Obama to cooperate with the "Fast and Furious" investigation led by the House Oversight & Government Reform Committee. Here's some of the coverage:

Rep. Van Hollen on Speaker Boehner's Reckless Debt Limit Ultimatum

Chris Van Hollen's House Member Office (D-MD-08) posted a Video on May 16, 2012 | 12:18 pm - Original Item - Comments (View)
BLOOBMERG'S PETER COOK: We are joined by Congressman Chris Van Hollen, who is the top Democrat out of the Budget Committee. You were there at the Peterson Foundation event yesterday. Maybe you saw the Speaker's comments. Your reaction to the ultimatum he has put down? CONGRESSMAN CHRIS VAN HOLLEN: Well it is a very reckless step to take, a very reckless step for our economy. There is no dispute that we need to reduce our long-term deficits. The issue is how. Republicans have rejected the balanced approach that every bipartisan group has proposed, and now the Speaker of the House is out there again creating a self- inflicted wound on the economy. This is a manufactured crisis just like it was last August, but it is not harmless. It creates greater uncertainty in the marketplace and hurts the economy, and so those kinds of reckless statements should be simply out of bounds. To suggest that the United States is not going to pay its bills, to threaten that we will not abide by the full faith and credit of the United States is not fiscally responsible. It is fiscally reckless and irresponsible. I would also point out -- COOK: Let me ask you this -- there are certainly some viewers who might look at what John Boehner is talking about, sees the size of the federal deficit, and say, is it unreasonable to match spending cuts with an increase in the debt ceiling. What is wrong with the Boehner principle in principle? VAN HOLLEN: There are two issues. Number one, they have rejected <b>...</b>
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House Republican Women Highlight Today's Vote Renewing Violence Against Women Act

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 16, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
Rep. Sandy Adams (R-FL) led a press conference this morning previewing today's House vote on legislation (H.R. 4970) renewing funding for the Violence Against Women Act. Watch the full video of the press conference above.

White House, Democrats Hyperventilate at Mere Suggestion of Addressing Our Debt, Promoting Economic Growth

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 16, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
Is the White House asking for a clean debt limit increase with no spending cuts or reforms whatsoever? If not, where is Washington Democrats' serious plan to address the debt crisis that is hurting our economy and destroying jobs? President Obama's budget – the only Democratic plan available, since Senate Democrats have not offered a budget in three years – was defeated by the House by a vote of 414-0. Today, the Senate is expected to vote it down again. Because of the president's failed economic and fiscal policies, a debt limit increase is looming again. The alternative is default, which would be economically disastrous.

Congressman Boehner Praises House Passage of Legislation Renewing Violence Against Women Act

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 16, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
Congressman John Boehner (R-West Chester) issued the following statement today praising House passage of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act (H.R. 4970):

Memo Reveals Top White House Officials Behind ObamaCare Deal With PhRMA, Investigation Ongoing

John Boehner's House Member Office (R-OH-08) posted a Press Release on May 16, 2012 | 12:00 am - Original Item - Comments (View)
Senior White House officials were "involved in negotiating and approving" a deal with the pharmaceutical industry to win its backing for a government takeover of health care that is now making it harder for small businesses to hire workers, a new House Energy & Commerce Committee memo reveals.
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