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Tag Archives: Jobs
Hero-worship of police is failing us
Isabelle Leyva and Simon McCormack, authors of an article for The New York Civil Liberties Union, ask “Does adding more police deliver results?” They write: In our shows, movies, and novels, they are our heroes in blue. To elected officials, they … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, NYS Government
Tagged Crime, Health Care, Jobs, Law enforcement, NYCLU, police, Schools
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NY-23 Spedial Election Candidates Della Pia and Sempolinski explain their views
Read the candidates views here: Max Della Pia Joe Sempolinski
Posted in Congress, Political
Tagged Abortion, guns, inflation, Jobs, Joseph Sempolinski, Max Della Pia, NY-23, Special Election Aug. 23rd
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Marc Cenedella on jobs, the economy, conservative values
Marc Cenedella plans to run for Congress in NY-23 where he lives. I’m a political outsider who has worked for decades to help Americans improve their lives, their incomes, and their careers. I’ve seen firsthand the power that good jobs have … Continue reading
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Tagged 2022, Conservative Values, Economy, Jobs, Marc Cenedella, NY-23
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Three Candidates on the Issues — Jobs
Andrew McCarthy: For too long, our representatives have spent their time in Washington enriching themselves instead of protecting the American People. Rather than continuing to allow the offshoring of our jobs, I will set forth initiatives to bring jobs back … Continue reading
H.R. 2213–will this bill become law?
H.R. 2213–will this bill become law, should it?“ For more than two decades, the Work Opportunity Tax Credit has proven to be highly effective in ensuring individuals on public assistance can make the transition to private sector jobs. In fact, … Continue reading
Tom Reed’s priorities
So how is Tom doing on his priorities? Has he helped create a tax code that is fair a tax code that will help working families a tax code that will rein in national debt Has he succeeded in implementing … Continue reading
We do love to experiment
Wawawoowoo hasn’t been tested or proven effective, there are many dangerous side-effects, taking Wawawoowoo may cause death, so ask your doctor if Wawawoowoo is right for you.–advertising heard all too often on TV. Americans have little use for expertise or … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Political, Taxes
Tagged Climate Change, Jobs, medical care, Regulations, War
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Tom Reed on dignity
Tom Reed writes op eds infrequently; here are some: The Dignity of Developing Our Workforce June 30, 2017 Op-Eds Obama’s Middle Class Trap May 24, 2016 Op-Eds Issues: Economy and Jobs It’s Time to Restart Greenidge October 27, 2015 Op-Eds Defending Private Property … Continue reading
Reed Lauds White House Efforts to Bolster US Manufacturing
“Listening is always the right thing to do …”–Tom Reed (Tom would do well to practice what he preaches.) Reed Fights for Jobs Tom wrote: Tom Reed continued his fight for U.S. manufacturing jobs and his commitment to working … Continue reading
Reed and Plumb on jobs
In Washington, I am known as the “Solar Republican” because I am pushing clean energy policies forward through tax policies that allow alternative and renewable energies to blossom. My all-of-the-above approach will lower energy costs, increase development investments, create jobs, … Continue reading
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