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  • Rep. Andrews on Balanced Budget Amendment

    “Will you support a balanced budget amendment to the constitution? If not what is the solution to the debt ceiling crisis?” —
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    Rep. Robert Andrews (D-NJ)
    “I won’t support it. I think rather than introducing a balanced budget amendment we should try to balance the budget. And the way you do that is you reduce spending which is under discussion at the White House right now and you raise revenues in a fair and equitable way, which were willing to...” Continue
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  • Rep. Turner on World Policing and Libya

    “What role do you think the United States plays in policing the world? Are we capable of taking on something of this magnitude with all of the military actions we are currently involved in, as well as issues with the federal budget?” — Stephanie Deters
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    Rep. Michael Turner (R-OH)
    “I don’t believe we have a responsibility to police the world. I believe our responsibility is to advance our national security, to protect our citizens, and advance the issues that protect and go to the heart of our national security. Certainly there are issues where people...” Continue
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  • Sen. Barrasso on Energy Independence

    “Why do we not have an immediate program to become 100% energy self-sufficient-10yrs or sooner. Start expanding drilling, refining, greater use of natural gas (for all trucks) and the immediate construction of nuclear plants to supply electricity. We also can reduce consumption by education and incentives. Won't this provide real jobs?” — robert fischetti, New York
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    Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY)
    “Energy independence is talked about a lot in Wyoming, and we know that energy security is a part of our own national security. We need all the different sources of energy. The needs worldwide for energy are going to continue to increase. You know the cheapest energy is the energy you don’t...” Continue
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