By 2020 the House bill could reduce household income in my home State of Ohio by up to $261 per year on average, increase energy costs by up to 20 percent, and result in a net loss of more than 100,000 jobs.
Discussing the economic impact of the Waxman bill on Ohio households and jobs.
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This country is greatly strengthened by the will of such people to step forward and do, time and time again, public service.
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Citizens United did not expand debate in the public sphere, particularly on that issue.
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