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Tim Walberg
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Tim Walberg is an American politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 5th congressional district, a position he has held since January 5, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Walberg has focused on various issues during his tenure, including education and fiscal policy. He has been vocal about the challenges facing education in the United States, recently commenting on the decline in NAEP scores in subjects like math and reading.
If that has been noticed by you, how are you continuing to focus the real partnership that a state regulator can be in helping employers and employees in making sure that, while we have a safe workplace, we have a workplace to come back to…
if you looked at it in terms of perspective, what I have said and what I believe is, if it would involved one individual company, it wouldn't have been appropriate, because that is what bankruptcy processes are for.
it has been said much by those of us Members of the People's House how frustrated we are with the do-nothing Senate.
I encourage all members, on both sides of the aisle, to stay engaged, offer positive solutions, and work to find common ground.
I clearly encourage Congress and the federal government to look at ways to deal with the deficit and the debt elimination that is required.
In my role as the chairman of the Workforce Protection Subcommittee, we provide oversight to various aspects of the Department of Labor.
Costly regulations that fail to enhance the welfare of workers... are part of what Governor Mitch Daniels described as a 'pro-poverty agenda.'
What we hear constantly in the news is more and more regulations coming our way.
We always need them. And the Senate, unlike the House, at least originally intended... a broad concern for the whole future of this great country.
I would especially like to thank Congressman Tim Walberg and Congressman Dale Kildee for their work on behalf of our home state of Michigan.
the current administration has made matters worse by promoting the politics of fear and uncertainty.
I thank the gentleman for his courage in standing on this issue of life. It's an important issue. And tonight, we will have the privilege of hearing from lawyers and doctors and business people who all hold the same position, the position…
When the 112th Congress was sworn in on January 5, 2011, I, along with many of my fellow Republicans, voted to change the status quo. Instead of escalating spending, we have made and pushed for significant spending cuts. Instead of forcing…
This is truly not a hearing that I ever expected to be a part of as a Member of Congress.
I think this certainly indicates a very significant problem with this Commission being able to function together for the best interest of this country.
It's my great honor to recognize and congratulate Consumers Energy Company on its 125th anniversary. On this day 125 years ago, Consumers Energy founders William A. Foote and Samuel Jarvis secured a street lighting franchise agreement with…
This is really, as I understand it being a Protestant, not an attack on the Catholic Church or even one of its entities.
Thank you Mr. Chairman, and I thank the panel for being here. I thank you for the work that you have been given to do and you attempt to do.





