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Daniel B. Maffei: Just in these last weeks I have already begun to meet with local business owners in my district at the places where they…

On the recordJanuary 22, 2013
Just in these last weeks I have already begun to meet with local business owners in my district at the places where they work. I have spoken with constituents at their doorsteps, and I have had conversations at events throughout our community. The one message central New Yorkers have made clear to me is that we need to grow our middle class, fix our economy, and create more good-paying jobs for the working families of this country. Central New Yorkers want a fair shot at the American Dream. Now, we need to balance the budget, but we need to do it in the right way, not on the backs of our middle class and seniors. Medicare and Social Security must be protected, but we can do this without sacrificing vital investments in future generations. Our local businesses want to expand and hire new workers, but they need the young people with the abilities and demeanor to succeed. That's what I have heard going around central New York. We need to keep central New York part of the broad shoulders of the middle class on which this country's future rests. To this House I say: I am committed to do everything I can to ensure that every central New Yorker gets a fair shot at the American Dream. ____________________
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Daniel B. Maffei
New York
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Jan 22, 2013

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