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Entry Title Date
We Need The Keystone Pipeline May 20, 2013
Shelley Capito, R-WV
"Mr. Speaker, this Wednesday, the House will vote to approve the Keystone XL pipeline. This vote will come after more than 1,700 days since the application for the project was filed. Despite the outpouring of support from the American people, the President continues to delay the approval of the Keystone pipeline, which would directly create 20,000 jobs and lead to $7 billion in spending. The President keeps dragging his feet."
Privileges Of The Floor May 20, 2013
Debbie Stabenow, D-MI
"Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that Kevin Norton, a detailee to our committee, Heather Arnold, John Newton, and Eric Hansen, fellows for the committee, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the debate on S. 954, the Agriculture Reform, Food, and Jobs Act of 2013."
Keystone Will Create Jobs May 20, 2013
Joe Wilson, R-SC
"Mr. Speaker, time and time again, the President and the liberal-controlled Senate have disregarded initiatives to create jobs."
Let’S Build The Keystone Xl Pipeline Today May 20, 2013
Virginia Foxx, R-NC
"TransCanada’s chief executive noted “If Keystone XL dies, Americans will still wake up the next morning and continue to import 10 million barrels of oil from repressive nations, without the benefit of thousands of jobs and long-term energy security.”"
Senate Immigration Bill Helps Illegal Immigrants, Not Americans May 20, 2013
Lamar Smith, R-TX
"Those who favor the Senate immigration bill talk a lot about helping foreign workers and undocumented immigrants, but you never hear them talk about helping American workers and American taxpayers. They can’t, because the immigration bill will cost many American workers their jobs or decrease their wages. That’s what happens when you give work permits to 10 million illegal immigrants."

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