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Steny Hoyer's Public Statements on Issue: Entitlements and the Safety Net

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (MD) - District 5

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03/02/2016 Hoyer Remarks on House Democrats' Call for Bipartisan Action to Combat Poverty
09/29/2014 Hoyer Delivers Speech on House Democrats' Vision of a Congress on Your Side
10/10/2007 Tax Collection Responsibility Act of 2007
03/06/2007 Charlie W. Norwood Living Organ Donation Act
02/26/2007 Op-Ed: Bush's 2008 Budget-The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
11/16/2006 MSNBC "Hardball" - Transcript
11/08/2006 Transcript-Hardball With Chris Matthews
11/07/2006 Hoyer Running for House Majority Leader
10/24/2006 Hoyer: Republicans Will Push Social Security Privatization
09/25/2006 Letter to J. Dennis Hastert
09/01/2006 Letter to Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert
08/14/2006 Hoyer Statement on 71st Anniversary of Social Security
06/22/2006 Legislative Line Item Veto Act of 2006
06/07/2006 Hoyer: Republicans Continue to Ignore the American People's Priorities
05/15/2006 Hoyer: Congress Should Protect, Not Penalize, America's Seniors
03/28/2006 Blue Dog Coalition
02/01/2006 Hoyer Statement Against Misguided Republican Budget Bill
02/01/2006 Relating to Consideration of S. 1932, Deficit Reduction Act of 2005
02/01/2006 Hoyer: Different Year, Same Bad Republican Budget
01/31/2006 Hoyer: President Has Failed to Meet the Priorities of Average Maryland Families
01/31/2006 Hoyer Urges the President to Reach Out in the State of the Union Address
12/19/2005 Hoyer: Republican Budget Cuts Fail Maryland's Families
11/17/2005 Announcement by the Speaker Pro Tempore
11/15/2005 Republican Credibility Drowning in Sea of Red Ink
11/10/2005 Hoyer: Republican Budget Bad For Maryland's Families
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