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Mike Carey

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Mike Todd Whitaker Carey is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Ohio's 15th congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since January 3, 2021. Carey succeeded former Representative Steve Stivers and has focused on issues such as energy policy, economic development, and supporting local businesses during his tenure. He has also been involved in discussions surrounding infrastructure and public safety in Ohio.

Quotes by year · 2009–202660 total · peak 2023 (26)
2009: 2 quotes2011: 14 quotes2019: 1 quote2021: 1 quote2023: 26 quotes2024: 11 quotes2026: 5 quotes
Nov 14, 2023

I will say I applaud what Ohio State has come out and done.

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Oct 25, 2023

I really wish we could have our constituent aides sitting up here with us that are dealing with you every single day.

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Oct 25, 2023

It is concerning to me that SSA has done little to act on the backlog and at times made the problem worse.

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Sep 27, 2023

House Resolution 731 simply changes the blackout period from 90 days prior to the election to 60 days prior to an election.

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Sep 27, 2023

Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman, for hosting this hearing to discuss ways we can modernize the child welfare system.

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Sep 19, 2023

Congress needs to pass legislation that will create a federal standard for NIL, focused on protecting the recruitment process, increasing transparency in the marketplace, and implementing through enforcement mechanisms against those bad…

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Sep 19, 2023

NIL is an extremely important issue, and I appreciate the Small Business Committee for holding this very important hearing.

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May 23, 2023

Unfortunately, the frequent use of the Social Security numbers has exposed Americans to fraud, identity theft.

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May 8, 2023

I sent a letter last November after two veterans who were patients at the Columbus VA died.

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May 8, 2023

The tracking number in the system was misleading.

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Apr 26, 2023

I feel very strongly about this issue.

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Apr 26, 2023

So should taxpayers, historic building owners, something that is very important in the State of Ohio but across the country, and historic preservation community be forced to choose between complying with the ADA or using congressionally…

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Apr 25, 2023

We truly believe in this program, and on both sides, we want to make it strong.

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Apr 25, 2023

Millions of Americans depend on Social Security each month, as my family did for many, many years.

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Apr 25, 2023

It's important that children be closely--their placement be closely vetted which it is to the extent possible, but also paramount that children can be reunited with a family member and placed in a home environment.

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Mar 9, 2023

I am a firm believer that those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it.

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Aug 3, 2021

The disgraced former president`s candidate, coal lobbyist Mike Carey, came out on top in a 11-candidate field.

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Jun 18, 2019

I think that the Boeing Corporation and the FAA is capable of getting this airplane back in the sky by the end of the summer.

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Sep 25, 2011

I think the idea that those coals would have to be replaced from someplace, but I think also the panel prior to our panel also outlined the fact that what you would see is power producers ultimately switch to another fuel source, which…

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Sep 25, 2011

Mr. Chairman, the Obama Administration's attempts to rewrite the Stream Buffer Zone Rule is nothing but a blatant attempt to kill coal in Appalachia.

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Sep 25, 2011

When an agency ignores the previous open rulemaking process of its past... then one can only conclude that this proposal was intentional.

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Sep 25, 2011

OSM's stream buffer zone rule is the most comprehensive, far-reaching revision of SMCRA rule in over 30 years.

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Sep 25, 2011

Rural regions of West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, would all be economically devastated by losing major employers such as the coal industry.

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Sep 25, 2011

There's a right way to conduct rulemaking, as Congressman Johnson pointed out in his opening remarks.

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