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Rep. Webster's support of full year extension of tax relief highlighted
Dec 20, 2011 -
NEWSMAX By Martin Gould House tea party members were receiving credit on Tuesday for confounding Democratic plans for a patchwork two-month extension to the payroll tax holiday. And even though many realized that their stance may not be popular, they are convinced that it is the right thing to do to...
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Webster Introduces the ONE Act to Cut National Unemployment in Half
Dec 16, 2011 -
U.S. Representative Daniel Webster (FL08) issued the following statement upon introduction of the One New Employee Act (ONE) Act, which encourages small business hiring to cut America’s unemployment rate in half: “As a third generation small businessman, I share the concerns I’ve heard from job-crea...
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Working to Bring Transparency and Accountability to Washington
Dec 15, 2011 -
U.S. Representative Daniel Webster (FL-08) issued the following statement on his cooperation with a bipartisan working group to introduce the Budget Process Improvement Act: “Over the years, reckless spending habits and budget gimmicks have brought us to this critical moment in history where we face...
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Webster Applauds Passage of REINS Act to Encourage Job Growth
Dec 7, 2011 -
(Washington, D.C.) – U.S. Representative Daniel Webster (FL-08), a cosponsor of the Regulations from the Executive In Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act, issued the following statement after the House of Representatives passed the job-creation initiative by bipartisan a vote of 241 to 184: “In my discussi...
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Balanced budget amendment: Washington's needed restraint
Nov 20, 2011 -
Ocala Star Banner - Americans are rightfully frustrated with what they see, and don't see, coming out of Washington. This is evident not only in our hesitation to invest and spend in this tumultuous economy, but also in our frustration with lawmakers in Washington who fail to lead and collaborate on...
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A Simple Menu for a Bipartisan Breakfast Club
Nov 17, 2011 -
New York Times — Every two weeks or so, a dozen House Republicans and Democrats repair to an office on Capitol Hill for bad croissants and lukewarm coffee, and to chat about the legislation they would like to enact together. They are not a committee, they are not a caucus; their group does not reall...
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