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U.S Representative John Boehner
A Do-Something
House
It began as the following question: Are we keeping track of all the
jobs bills that House Republicans have passed?
Soon, that question became a list.
Then, as the bills piled up, the list became a to-do list for Senate
Democrats – a to-do list that I recently highlighted for Vice President
Biden when he visited Cincinnati (it’s too bad he didn’t stay long
enough to visit even one local business – let alone stop for some of
our famous Cincinnati chili).
And now, that to-do list is 40 jobs bills and growing. Visit
Speaker.gov/JOBS to see it for yourself.
All of this means that while the president, Senate Democrats, and
certain media pundits would like you to believe otherwise, the
Republican-led House of Representatives has been busy all year long.
And even though more than 350 House-passed bills continue to stack up
on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s desk, that hasn’t stopped the
House from its work on behalf of the American people. We’ve been
focused on policies that will help create jobs for American workers and
their families – many of which are already working right here in Ohio,
such as low taxes, balanced budgets, and education reform. Our
Republican majority in the House has worked tirelessly passing bill
after bill to help remove barriers to private-sector job creation, get
people back to work, and lower costs at home.
Unfortunately, Senate Democrats left Washington without acting on the
to-do list. And the president is in “credit-taking mode” for an
economy that is leaving many families and workers behind.
Now more than ever, Americans need real solutions – and as you can see
on Speaker.gov/JOBS – this continues to be our focus. It’s all
part of House Republicans’ Plan for Jobs, Opportunity, and Freedom, and
we’re going to keep working on it.
Along the way, I’d like you to share your thoughts with me – keeping in
touch is one of my top priorities as your voice in the U.S.
House. Please send me an e-mail by visiting boehner.house.gov or
call my district office at 513-779-5400/937-339-1524. I hope to
hear from you soon.
Boehner represents Ohio’s 8th District, which includes all of Butler,
Clark, Darke, Miami, and Preble counties, and the southernmost part of
Mercer County. He was first elected to Congress in 1990.
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