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VIDEO: Boehner Outlines House Efforts to Right President Obama’s Failed Economic Policies
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July 11, 2012
As Congressman Boehner recently described it, “President Obama is asleep at the switch when it comes to our economy and jobs.” From his job-crushing health care law to his recent call for tax hikes on small businesses, the president continues to double down on failed economic policies that have hurt job creation in Ohio and across the country. In the following message to Eighth District constituents, Congressman Boehner discusses the latest action by House Republicans to get government out of the way of job creators so they can do what they do best – grow their businesses and create jobs. In the message, Boehner highlights upcoming votes to pass pro-growth legislation including bills that will stop President Obama’s massive tax hike on small businesses, curtail excessive government regulations, and repeal ObamaCare which will take place this afternoon. Today’s vote demonstrates that the Republican-led House of Representatives is listening to the people – not the Washington pundits and Beltway chattering class – and taking action to fully repeal the unpopular health care law Americans know is hurting our economy and making it harder for small businesses to hire workers.Learn more about House Republicans’ Plan for America’s Job Creators by visiting jobs.GOP.gov. “Last week’s dismal jobs report is more proof that President Obama’s economic policies have failed.
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