Over the last week, I have held six town hall meetings all across South Carolina's Second Congressional District focused on job creation and Washington's reckless spending habits. Residents in Aiken, Barnwell, Richland, Lexington, Orangeburg, Varnville, and Bluffton came out to express their concerns and hear the opinions of their neighbors. Mr. Speaker, the message I bring back from South Carolina's Second District residents is simple: stop this out-of-control spending and pass job creation policies that incentivize small businesses to create jobs and families to invest. People are concerned. They are concerned about their family's economic future. They are concerned about the enormous debt being imposed on our children and grandchildren. I encourage residents who couldn't attend to take advantage of two new interactive forums designed to give Americans a voice in Congress to share policy solutions: AmericaSpeakingOut.com and YouCut. In conclusion, God bless our troops, and we will never forget September 11th in the global war on terrorism.
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The speaker addresses concerns about job creation and government spending based on town hall meetings in South Carolina.
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