The Chamber of Commerce came to the Jefferson City for the ribbon cutting of our new office headquarters.
Blaine meets with parents and students who traveled to Washington to participate in the March for Life walk.
Blaine hosts a Veterans' Benefits Workshop in Washington, Mo., in an effort to help veterans better understand requirements for filing service-related claims with the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Blaine meets with students at the Four River Career Center in Washington, Mo. Blaine believes that centers like will help offer more opportunities for folks seeking jobs.
Blaine received the "Tax Fighter Award" from the National Tax Limitation Committee President Lew Uhler for his voting record in the 112th Congress.
Blaine receives the Guardian of Small Business Award from NFIB President and CEO Dan Danner.
Members of Growth Energy presented Blaine with the 2012 Fuel Growth Award for his support of ethanol. The award was presented on Sept. 12.
During a visit to the Missouri State Fair, Blaine participates in the "Stop the Flood of Regulation Initiative" that addressed the deluge of government regulations that are hampering America's farmers and ranchers. Also pictured are Missouri U.S. Reps. Vicky Hartzler and Sam Graves.
The president delivered his State of the Union Address last week and for the fifth time the American people were exposed to lofty rhetoric and even loftier promises. Unfortunately, since that first speech unemployment has remained at historically high levels, government spending is at historically record levels and those fortunate to have jobs or own a business have less money in their pockets bec... (...)
U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO-3) is re-introducing legislation passed late last year by the House of Representatives that will end up saving customers of banks and credit unions time and money by eliminating redundant mailings. Luetkemeyer’s Eliminate Privacy Notice Confusion Act, a version of which passed without opposition in December, 2012, would eliminate the current requirement that financ... (...)
The president delivered his State of the Union Address last week and for the fifth time the American people were exposed to lofty rhetoric and even loftier promises. Unfortunately, since that first speech unemployment has remained at historically high levels, government spending is at historically record levels and those fortunate to have jobs or own a business have less money in their pockets bec... (...)
