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Rep. Manzullo Issues "A Pledge to America"
Sep 23, 2010
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Following months of meetings with northern Illinois citizens, Congressman Don Manzullo today joined his colleagues in presenting a new agenda for America focused on putting Americans back to work, halting tax increases, restraining government spending, and reforming Congress itself.
A Pledge to ...
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Manzullo: Majority of Americans Could Lose Current Health Care Coverage Under New Law
Jun 14, 2010
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Between 51 and 70 percent of Americans who receive employer-provided health care coverage could lose their plan by 2014 when the new health care law is fully implemented, several federal agencies stated today in proposed regulations.
Despite President Obama’s prior assurances that, “If you like you...
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Manzullo Joins Illinois Colleagues in Urging IL Attorney General Madigan to Challenge New Health Care Mandate in Court
Mar 23, 2010
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Congressman Don Manzullo today joined several Illinois Congressional colleagues in urging Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan to join 15 other state attorneys general in challenging whether the new federal health care mandate is constitutional.
The new legislation, signed into law by the Pres...
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Manzullo: Illinois Should Join Lawsuit Against Health Care Bill
Mar 23, 2010
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WREX-TV -- Congressman Don Manzullo wants Illinois to join 15 other states in lawsuit against health care reform bill.
The lawsuit filed in Florida shortly after President Obama signed the bill into law Tuesday morning challenges whether the health overhaul is constitutional.
"This is the first ...
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Manzullo: This is Not the Health Care Reform Americans Deserve"
Mar 21, 2010
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Congressman Don Manzullo today said the President’s $1 Trillion health care bill is a job-killing disaster that will slap Americans with massive tax increases and Medicare cuts immediately while delaying the bulk of the health care benefits until 2014. He will vote against the bill if it comes up fo...
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Manzullo Offers Bipartisan Proposals to Help Make Health Care More Affordable, Accessible to Americans
Feb 25, 2010
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As President Obama huddles with Congressional leaders on health care today, Congressman Don Manzullo suggested two bills that would be a great bipartisan starting point for health care reform.
Manzullo, former Chairman of the House Small Business Committee, said nearly 60 percent of America’s 47...
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Manzullo Signs Petition to Force Open Health Care Talks
Jan 13, 2010
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Congressman Don Manzullo (R-IL) today joined many of his colleagues in signing onto a discharge petition that would force Democrat leaders to come out from the shroud of secrecy and start negotiating the massive health care bill in public.
The resolution, H.Res. 847, would require Congressional ...
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Manzullo Supports Alternative GOP Bill that Will Reduce Health Care Costs for Americans, Cut Deficit $68 Billion
Nov 7, 2009
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Congressman Don Manzullo (R-IL) will vote later tonight against Speaker Pelosi’s $1.3 trillion job-killing government takeover of health care and instead support the Republican alternative bill that cuts health care costs and insures more Americans without cutting jobs, raising taxes, and threatenin...
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Manzullo: Unemployment Shoots Up to 10.2 Percent on Eve of Health Care Vote that Could Cost 5 Million More Jobs
Nov 6, 2009
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Congressman Don Manzullo (R-IL) today issued the following statement today on the news that Americans lost another 190,000 jobs in October, increasing the unemployment rate to a 26-year high of 10.2 percent:
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“On the eve of the government takeover of health care, we awoke to the new...
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Manzullo Launches Plan to Put Americans Back to Work in Northern Illinois, Across United States
Oct 20, 2009
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Congressman Don Manzullo (R-Egan) today unveiled the latest version of his working action plan to create economic opportunities in the United States to help companies put Americans back to work in northern Illinois and throughout our nation.
Manzullo’s American Jobs Agenda is a compilation of ye...
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