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This week's Randy's Roundup: Stop Outrageous Spending, new report on salaries of Fannie & Freddie senior employees, the National Guard's 376th birthday, and House Agriculture Committee hearing on the impact of Dodd-Frank Act:Congressman Randy Neugebauer shared a link.
Stop Outrageous Spending: According to the Heritage Foundation, for every $6.80 the federal government collected in taxes in 2012, it spent $10. It also spent nearly $1.7 billion to maintain 77,700 underused or unused buildings.- LikesSee All
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This week, I'm calling for an SOS to Stop Outrageous Spending. I'll be drawing attention to the out-of-control government spending that has led to over $16 trillion in debt and trillion dollar deficits. America does not have a tax problem, ...we have a spending problem. And I hope that by highlighting this outrageous spending, we can start discussions on how to rein it in. Check back here for updates, and follow me on Twitter @RandyNeugebauer!See More- I hope you’ll join me today in remembering the lives that were lost in the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and thank those who bravely served as part of the Greatest Generation.
West Texas is still home to a number of WWII veterans. Please feel free to share a story or picture of a loved one who fought in the war so that we can all honor their service.
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We must address spending cuts as part of the solution to averting the fiscal cliff. For the sake of our children and grandchildren, We cannot let the reckless spending continue with money we don't have. Watch this new video from House Republicans:Congressman Randy Neugebauer shared a link.
In this week's Randy's Roundup: the fiscal cliff and the government's spending problem, a section on the farm bill, and my thoughts on listing the Lesser Prairie-Chicken as a "threatened" species.Congressman Randy Neugebauer shared a link.
I’m disappointed in the Fish and Wildlife Service’s decision to move towards listing the Lesser Prairie-Chicken as a threatened species. It’s clear that the Endangered Species Act has grown out of hand...I hope the Service reconsiders this listing and chooses a more cooperative approach.Congressman Randy Neugebauer shared a link.
In case you missed it: The agriculture industry accounts for about one-third of the local economy in the High Plains region, employing more than 103,000 people in the area. That’s why it’s so important to pass a long-term Farm Bill to give producers and everyone in the ag industry the stability and certainty they need to make business decisions.- This morning, I spent some time to write Christmas cards to our service men and women overseas. You keep us safe and secure, and I thank you and your families for your sacrifice and dedication.
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Randy's Roundup: 47 million Americans now participate in the food stamp program; the Supreme Court to review five cases this week on the Defense of Marriage Act; the House will consider the STEM Jobs Act and a bill to help clothe homeless veterans:Congressman Randy Neugebauer shared a link.
This week's Randy's Roundup: Violence in the Middle East, Dyess’ 7th Bomb Wing recognized among security forces, and report on missing customer funds from MF Global:- I am heartbroken at the news of the train collision in Midland yesterday. I hope you’ll join me in praying for the family and friends of the four servicemen who were killed, and for a speedy recovery for all seventeen people who were injured in the crash.
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I spoke to Melissa Francis at Fox Business yesterday about what went wrong at MF Global, how cutomer funds were lost, and how we can prevent similar issues in the future.- ActivityDecemberPeople Who Like This20
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