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Debbie Wasserman Schultz
@debbiewassermanschultz· Democratic · FL· Feb 27, 2012

any benefit cut is a serious impact on your life, and another example of how privatization of Social Security would be irresponsible.

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Jim Cooper
@jimcooper· Democratic · TN· Feb 27, 2012

If every politician were here who denounced waste, fraud, and abuse, this hearing room would be packed.

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Jim Cooper
@jimcooper· Democratic · TN· Feb 27, 2012

the political reward system is such that we are primarily benefited if we have good news speech material that excites voters back home.

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Silvestre Reyes
@silvestrereyes· Democratic · TX· Feb 26, 2012

Especially when, as Congressman Michaud was talking about, when it is the rural areas, there are huge gaps out there.

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Silvestre Reyes
@silvestrereyes· Democratic · TX· Feb 26, 2012

Just out of curiosity, why can't your outreach programs be part of every VA director's duties?

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Silvestre Reyes
@silvestrereyes· Democratic · TX· Feb 26, 2012

Over the past decade, our Nation has seen the effects of two wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Silvestre Reyes
@silvestrereyes· Democratic · TX· Feb 26, 2012

I think this would be a great way to at least try to do that, and I don't understand why the VA wouldn't want to impart that authority or that responsibility to our VA directors.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

The jobs crisis we now face... is a tribute to regulatory failure.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

This bill would impede many of the routine functions of government.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

H.R. 4078 is premised on the false assertion that regulations undermine job creation.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

There is no ascertainable link between regulations and unemployment.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

Increased regulation erodes the rule of law, and invites corruption.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

I am not opposed to all regulation. I repeat, not opposed to all regulation.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

It is basically the lack of demand, the destruction of the middle class, which has been done over and over through laws and policies, advocated by the majority of this House of Representatives.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

This bill, the Regulatory Freeze for the Jobs Act is an instrument that creates a mistaken cure for a problem that doesn't exist.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

Much current regulation is ineffective and doesn't accomplish the ends that the regulation is intending to achieve.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

The real problem, as Mr. Cohen said, is indeed, the lack of demand.

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Steve Cohen
@stevecohen· Democratic · TN· Feb 26, 2012

Regulation... makes our country stronger and makes us more prosperous.

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