US Rep Frank Guinta - Frank's Footnotes: My Fight Against Rising Gas Prices
Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 09:27AM 
| Getting The Gas We Need: My fight to keep fuel costs low | ||
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Whether you filled your car’s gas tank this week, or are a senior citizen trying to come up with the cash to heat your home, we’re all getting stung as gas and oil prices keep moving sharply upward. Be assured I’m paying close attention to these rising prices that are hitting you hard right in your wallet. |
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| Shining The Job Spotlight On Portsmouth: Ready for my next Job Fair on Wednesday | ||
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| President Obama's New Budget Proposal: Like A Bad Movie You’ve Seen Too Many Times Before | ||
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As I mentioned earlier, President Obama released his budget proposal for fiscal year 2013 on Monday. Regrettably, it’s like a bad movie you’ve seen too many times before. It’s just more of the same: more spending, more deficits, more taxes. It projects $3.8 trillion in spending, including billions for yet another round of short-term, stimulus-style spending instead of a serious plan for long-term job creation, a deficit of nearly $1 trillion, and seeks to impose at least $1.5 trillion in new taxes on small businesses and families over the next decade. |
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| Keeping In Touch: Nearly 7,500 Granite Staters participate in Tele-Town Hall call | ||
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For one hour Thursday evening, I talked with almost 7,500 fellow Granite Staters during a Tele-Town Hall conference call. I answered a wide range of questions covering everything from medical care for military veterans to the outlook for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard’s future. They also wanted to know what steps Congress can take to help our economy recover and grow jobs. Tele-Town Hall calls let me stay in touch with the people I serve while I’m working in Washington. I get to tell callers about the latest developments in Congress, and have the opportunity to go into greater detail than the typical twenty second TV news sound bite covers. Best of all, it keeps Granite Staters informed without leaving the comfort of their home, and gives me the opportunity to connect with thousands of people at the same time. I hope you’ll join me for my next Tele-Town Hall call in the near future. |
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