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Last evening, I spoke on the Floor about the five members of the Ohio delegation who are leaving at the end of this Congress. It was an honor to work with each one of them.- LikesSee All
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- This makes sense because we aren’t already $16 trillion in debt and running yearly deficits of well over $1 trillion or anything.
- Meeting with Mayor Kevin Kennedy of North Olmstead. I also visited the fire department, toured the police station to meet with officers and toured city hall with the mayor’s staff.
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It’s not just important that the unemployment rate dropped, it’s important WHY it dropped. More people leaving the labor market is not a good trend.Congressman Jim Renacci shared a link.
The campaign is over. Now is the time to lead, Mr. President.Congressman Jim Renacci shared a link.
This sounds an awful lot like the plan we sent the President last week. Why is it that the goal posts suddenly seem to be moving?- Later this afternoon, I will be meeting with representatives from Summa Health System. Just before that, I will be meeting with the Ohio Newspaper Association. Both groups would like to discuss some of their priorities for next year. I always appreciate the opportunity to meet with local groups and businesses so I can see if there are areas where I can be helpful in my position as their representative to Washington.
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The calendar for the First Session of the 113th Congress, which starts January 3, 2013.- Today, I spoke at a health care executive educational forum. I touched on my experience in long-term care and on some of the significant issues facing the health care industry going forward. There were several attendees from Ohio among the group, which was comprised of executives from across the country.
- Earlier today I signed several Holiday cards the American Red Cross will be sending to our troops overseas. I used the opportunity thank them for their service to our nation. This time of year can be especially difficult because they are st...ationed far from family and friends. The sacrifices they make for all of us is a debt we can never truly hope to repay. I let them know that I will keep them in my thoughts and prayers, and that I was hoping for their safe and speedy return home.See More
- Yesterday, I visited the Federal Correctional Institution in Elkton. FCI Elkton provides work programs, education, vocational training, drug-abuse treatments, and other opportunities for inmates to become productive, law abiding citizens after release. I appreciated having the opportunity to see their entire operation up close.
- Happy Thanksgiving everyone. We still have much to be thankful for in this great country, not least of which are the brave men and women of our Armed Forces many of whom are currently far from home protecting our freedom. Please think of them and their families as you celebrate today.
- Middleburg Heights Visit (11 photos)Earlier this week, I met with Mayor Starr of Middleburg Heights and his staff. I also had the chance to spend time with some city councilmen, policy chiefs, and economic development board leaders. I look forward to working with them all.
- Hattie Larlham Visit (4 photos)Yesterday, I visited Hattie Larlham in Mantua. Hattie Larlham is health care organization dedicated to addressing the physical and emotional needs of children and adults with disabilities, as well as enhancing the quality of their life. State Senators Tom Patton and Larry Obhof and State Rep. Mike Dovilla joined me on the tour. What an inspirational experience!
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Today is the 149th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s delivery of the Gettysburg Address. Has anyone seen the new Lincoln move yet? Thoughts?Congressman Jim Renacci shared a link.
“Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) confirmed Thursday that she will seek the chairmanship of the Senate Budget Committee next year but told The Hill that she cannot commit to doing a budget.”
If you refuse to create a budget, how can you possibly be serious about fixing the major fiscal and economic problems we have in this country? The answer is you aren’t and that is a problem when we are more than $16 trillion in the hole.- ActivityDecemberPeople Who Like This1
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