2/6/10 Weekly Republican Address: Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX)
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Weekly republican address | Delivering the weekly Republican address, Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) says that President Obamas latest job-killing budget spends too much, taxes too much, and borrows too much from our kids and grandkids. Rep. Hensarling notes that the Presidents budget only adds to the uncertainty caused by Washington Democrats job-killing policies, including a government takeover of health care and a cap-and-trade national energy tax. The lawmaker also highlights Republicans better solutions to end Washington Democrats unprecedented spending binge and make the federal government live within its means. Now in his fourth term in Congress, Rep. Hensarling is the number two Republican on the House Budget Committee.
2/20/10 Weekly Republican Address: Rep. Dave Camp (R-MI)
Weekly republican address | Rep. Camp: "So in order to have a productive bipartisan conversation on health care, Democrats must first listen to the American people and scrap their massive government takeover of health care. We must go into the summit with a clean slate focused on making health care affordable. That is what Americans are asking for, and that is what Republicans will continue to work for."
Congressman Mike Pence Speaks at CPAC 2010
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2/23/10 Republican Leadership Stakeout on Jobs and Health Care
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9/2/09 American Energy Solutions Group Energy Summit
3/2/2010 EPA Ruling Press Conference
Features | House Republicans discuss recent EPA ruling on regulating greenhouse gases.
9/2/09 Republican Energy Press Conference
Congressman Mike Pence Remarks at the National Tea Party "March on Washington"
9/15/09 Republican Leadership Stakeout
Press conferences | House Republican leaders discuss health care after their weekly conference meeting.
Weekly Republican Address: Rep. Sue Myrick (R-NC)
Weekly republican address | Rep. Sue Myrick (R-NC) delivers the Weekly Republican Address on health care. "These so-called health care reform bills have different names: a public option, a co-op, a trigger. Make no mistake, these are all gateways to government-run health care."