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House to Vote on Lee's Proposal to Cut Wasteful Spending
Tuesday November 30, 2010
Lawmaker's Legislation Selected By Taxpayers Through YouCut Initiative, Would Save $35 Million Over Next Decade
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Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Honor Children of Fallen Service Members
Tuesday November 23, 2010
Several children of Western New York heroes have had their parents taken far too soon in the conflicts in the Middle East.
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Lee Applauds GOP Vote to Continue Earmark Moratorium
Thursday November 18, 2010
Lawmaker Stresses the Need to Cut Spending, Reduce Deficit and Focus on Growing the Private Sector to Create jobs
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Roll Call: House GOP Transition Team Eyes Cost Cuts
Monday December 06, 2010
The suggestion seems to resemble a bill proposed by Rep. Chris Lee (R-N.Y.) that was voted down on the House floor Wednesday. Brought to the floor under the GOP's YouCut initiative, the bill would have saved about $35 million over 10 years by ending the practice of delivering five printed copies of legislation to every sponsor, original co-sponsor and committee of jurisdiction.
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WHEC: I-Team 10 update: ATF agent cleared
Friday October 29, 2010
Last week, leading up to the start of the trial, dozens of colleagues gathered outside the Public Safety Building to decry the injustice. Among them, Congressman Chris Lee, who had introduced a resolution in the House calling Clark a hero.
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Buffalo News: Federal agent acquitted in killing
Friday October 29, 2010
Clark, a Fredonia native who now lives in Rochester, had been charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon in the shooting of his neighbor at a condominium complex when he interceded on behalf of an abused woman who sought his help, according to Clark's friends and colleagues.
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