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Webster Asks: "What Would You Cut?"by repdanwebster258 views
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Rep. Webster on Cut, Cap, and Balance Actby repdanwebster415 views
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Webster Returns Nearly Half a Million Dollars to Hardworking Taxpayersby repdanwebster63 views
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Rep. Webster Blasts Senate for Creating New Uncertainty for Small Businessesby repdanwebster387 views
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Rep. Webster Advocates Passage of a Balanced Budget Amendmentby repdanwebster129 views
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Daniel Webster (FL-08) Reponds to the President's State of the Union Addressby repdanwebster91 views
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Rep. Webster Rolls Back Own Pay; Delivers Check to Department of Treasuryby repdanwebster266 views
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Rep. Webster on restoring fiscal responsibility to Washingtonby repdanwebster79 views
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Webster Stands Up for Small Businesses in Payroll Tax Debateby repdanwebster58 views
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Rep. Webster sits down with Good Day Orlando 10.18.11by repdanwebster63 views
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Rep. Webster Statement on Farm Dust Regulation Prevention Actby repdanwebster63 views
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Rep. Webster Discusses Recent Unemployment Numbers and House Jobs Planby repdanwebster64 views
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Webster responds after the Joint Session of Congress and discusses jobsby repdanwebster87 views
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Rep. Webster discusses passage of Budget Control Act 8/3/11by repdanwebster52 views
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Rep. Webster Introduces the Prioritize Spending Actby repdanwebster97 views
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Rep. Webster Discusses Job Creationby repdanwebster51 views
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Pastor Creel from Orlando serves as Guest Chaplain to the House Floorby repdanwebster68 views
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Webster Opposes Pay Raise for Congressby repdanwebster87 views
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Rep. Webster discusses Prioritize Spending Actby repdanwebster51 views
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Representatives use Twitter during Debt Ceiling debate.by repdanwebster27 views
gunclevinny 7 months ago
It is not unconstitutional that is a lie - it has been conducted since 1850 providing 160 years for the supreme court to declare it as such. It is clearly very constitutional.
Fact:These data are used for responsible governance, as well as business as you can see by searching "target and ACS" on google or utube (they posted a video)!
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2uveritas 7 months ago
Contrary to Rep. Webster's assertion, the U.S.Census was mandated by Article 1, Sec. 2 of the U.S. Constitution. Information collected by Census and ACS surveys is CONFIDENTIAL and does not compromise anyone's privacy! The ACS provides valuable data to researchers, elected representatives, and to organizations that make it possible to identify and plan to meet critical needs in local communities (like education).
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tagryn 7 months ago
3:15 I don't know what Rep. Webster is holding up there, but it isn't the ACS questionnaire. I have a copy in front of me, and it's about the size of a small comic book, if that. There's full versions of the questionnaire up on the Census website, if anyone wants to look at it.
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nnnagle 7 months ago
Rep. Webster also supports the extension of transportation funding "to provide our transportation planners and construction workers with long term certainty". One of the most important sources of data for transportation planning is the American Community Survey, including the questions about commuting that he derides here.
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