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Entry Title Date
The Food And Drug Administration Safety And Innovation Act—Motion To Proceed May 17, 2012
John Barrasso, R-WY
"In March, Senator Coburn and I released our third health care law oversight report. We entitled the report “Warning: Side Effects, A Check-Up on the Federal Health Law.” One chapter in our report is dedicated to the health care law’s job-killing Medicare device tax. It is a tax the analyses predict will negatively impact job creation and also—incredibly important for people around this country—will stifle medical innovation."
Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act Of 2012—Motion To Proceed May 15, 2012
Jon Kyl, R-AZ
"First of all, it accelerates our path to national bankruptcy. It fails to address entitlement spending. It has a slew of job-killing tax hikes. And it does nothing to effectuate even the President’s own deficit reduction committee plan for reducing the deficit."
Securing American Jobs Through Exports Act Of 2012—Motion To Proceed May 10, 2012
Mitch McConnell, R-KY
"While the President is trying to manufacture arguments he can run on, House Republicans have spent the last year and a half voting on and passing energy and jobs bills. In fact, more than two dozen jobs proposals are currently collecting dust on the majority leader’s desk. One after another, the House has passed a budget, a small business tax bill, bills to expand domestic energy production, and bills to reduce burdensome, job-killing regulations. Despite some saying nothing can get done in an election year, they are not done yet over in the House. I commend my House colleagues for their leadership, energy, and good work."
Workers’ Memorial Day April 27, 2012
Jim Himes, D-CT
"Day in and day in out in this Chamber we hear about job-killing regulations from the other side. And yes, we must make sure that our regulations are finally balanced, but it has become religious in this Chamber that all regulations, whether they are there to preserve the lives of construction workers or to keep children from dying of asthma, are “job-killing regulations.” If this stays this ideological and this religious, we will see more killing of the real kind."
Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act Of 2011—Motion To Proceed— Continued April 23, 2012
Sheldon Whitehouse, D-RI
"So they have missed the chance to pass really good bipartisan legislation out of the Senate, they have passed a job-killing extension that is very harmful to folks doing highway work around the country, and they have complicated it further by throwing a controversial issue on top."

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