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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Civics 103: The Elections You Skipped – Local Government
Originally posted on Norbrook's Blog:
In Civics 100 and Civics 101 I covered the two “big governments” we live under. We, and the media, pay a lot of attention to who is in Washington, and we generally know who…
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Living Without Regulations
We all probably know Snow Birds that leave the NY 23rd in the winter for warmer climates, mainly to Florida, Arizona, Texas or California. Two friends of mine have been going further south for their three month winter hiatus. This years they … Continue reading
Posted in Constituents, Education, Environmental, EPA
Tagged Flint Water, Regulations, Third World Countries, West Texas Explosion
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What Congress did for us this week
Congress considered two bills; both passed on essentially party line votes. Lawsuits The House considered H.R. 3624, the Fraudulent Joinder Prevention Act of 2015. Under current law, there are some claims that can be heard in either state or federal … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Environmental, Reed's Views
Tagged Capuano, courts, Fraudulent Joinder Prevention Act of 2015, H.R. 2406, H.R. 3624, SHARE
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Looking back at a career
Jeffrey Toobin, writing in the Feb. 29th issue of “The New Yorker,” gives us a refreshing look at a much discussed subject–recommended. http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/02/29/antonin-scalia-looking-backward
Posted in gay rights, Gun Violence, Health Care, Rights, Supreme Court
Tagged Jeffrey Toobin, Republican party, Scalia, The New Yorker
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Report on Congressman Reed’s town Hall Newfield, NY, on Feb 20th, 2016
Written by Deb Meeker: Congressman Reed’s town Hall in Newfield, NY started promptly at 8:30, with twenty-five to thirty people present; I (Deb) have added some parenthetical observations of my own, which I hope will help to clarify the things. I … Continue reading
District Time
Consider doing some of the jobs the workers do in the machine shops, small businesses, and factories you visit. Have the employee show you what they do and then try to do it.–Advice for Republicans seeking reelection. (Follow this link … Continue reading
Posted in 2016, Congress, Health Care, Political, Reed's Views
Tagged H.R. 2646, Rep. Capuano
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GOP to Down-Ballot Candidates: How To Deal With Trump
The Washington Post’s recent article, “Private memo lays out how the GOP would deal with Trump as its nominee” had a link to the seven page confidential memo from the National Republican Senatorial Campaign (NRSC) to their Senate Candidates. It … Continue reading
Senate GOP Leaders–Supreme Obstructionists?
This article was written by Cath Kestler, resident of Silver Creek. It can also be found in the (Dunkirk) Observer Today “If we’re picking people to draw out of their own conscience and experience a ‘new’ Constitution, we should … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Supreme Court
Tagged Antonia Scalia, Mitch McConnell, Obstructing Appointment
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Tough Town Hall Questions for Rep. Reed
Congress Tom Reed will be hold a series of Town Hall Meetings on Saturday, February 20. He has not announced his schedule, yet, but the Town of Starkey (Yates) Clerk let the secret out when she announced that he … Continue reading
Posted in 2016, Constituents, Rights, Shutdown, Veterans
Tagged Homeland Security, Planned Parenthood, Refugees, Rep. Reed flip-flopping, Town Hall Meetings
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Three Political Bills considered last week by the House
Rep. Michael Capuano(D-MA) writes: Repealing the Affordable Care Act, for the 63rd Time The House took up the President’s veto message on H.R. 3762, Restoring America’s Health Care Freedom Reconciliation Act of 2015. This is one more in a very … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Constituents, Health Care, Political
Tagged ACA, Financial Protection Act, HR 1675, HR 766, Obamacare, Rep. Capuano, SEC
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