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Congressman John Campbell: "Ex-Im Bank loans support roughly 300,000 U.S. jobs that produce those goods that are exported under those loans," concluded Campbell. "In this day, when we are looking for jobs in this country, these are 300,000 jobs supported by a bank that doesn't cost the taxpayer any money, that returns money to the taxpayer, and is clearly part of original (constitutional) intent." -
Speaking on House floor in support of legislation to reauthorize the American Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank… -
I will be on the @HouseFloor momentarily to defend Export-Import Bank reauthorization. #ExIm #jobs #smallbiz
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Congressman John Campbell: "Ex-Im Bank loans support roughly 300,000 U.S. jobs that produce those goods that are exported under those loans," concluded Campbell. "In this day, when we are looking for jobs in this country, these are 300,000 jobs supported by a bank that doesn't cost the taxpayer any money, that returns money to the taxpayer, and is clearly part of original (constitutional) intent."
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Congressman John Campbell: "Finding a bipartisan solution to fix the way we pay for health care can free businesses to hire more workers without fear of unknown, future health care liabilities. It can free health care professionals to go back to actually providing care, instead of managing through a labyrinth of confusing and changing regulations. We can get billions of dollars of unnecessary costs and procedures out of the system. And, we can save federal dollars in support programs as well."
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I will be on the @HouseFloor momentarily to defend Export-Import Bank reauthorization. #ExIm #jobs #smallbiz
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Speaking on House floor in support of legislation to reauthorize the American Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank…
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Offering remarks during debate on the House Republican Budget resolution, Congressman John Campbell (R-CA)…
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Appearing before Rep. John Campbell at a House Budget Committee hearing, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben…
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, answering Rep. John Campbell at a House Budget Committee hearing,…
