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Steny Hoyer's Public Statements on Issue: Government Budget and Spending

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

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Government Budget and Spending

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01/15/2019 Capital Gazette - The Republican Shutdowns Hurt Maryland Families
06/07/2017 Capital Gazette - U.S. Rep. Steny H. Hoyer: Trump budget attacks federal employees
01/15/2016 The Hill - Congress Must Heed President's Call to Elevate Our Politics, Take Bipartisan Action
03/28/2014 CNN - Hoyer: America Still on Collision Course Despite Budget Cease-Fire
02/09/2014 U.S. News and World Report - End the Debt Ceiling Games
10/10/2013 College Park - Congress Must Act Responsibly to Reopen Government, Pay America's Bills
09/18/2013 Washington Times - Replacing the Sequester Will Ensure a Strong National Defense
07/12/2013 Enterprise - Furloughs Hurting Morale, Readiness on Navy Bases
07/12/2013 Southern Maryland Newspapers Online - Furloughs Hurting Morale, Readiness on Navy Bases
05/22/2013 Huffington Post - Our Moral Obligation
03/11/2013 Politico - Hoyer Op-ed: Paul Ryan Budget Plan Is Same Old Trickery
03/08/2013 Patch - Congress Must Act to Prevent Potential Harm of Sequester on Public Health
02/27/2013 The Enterprise - Hoyer Op-ed: Only Balanced Approach Can Spare Maryland Jobs
01/18/2013 The Hill - Setting Partisanship Aside is the Best Way to Achieve a Better Future
12/17/2012 Politico - Deficit Solution must Preserve the American Dream
12/10/2012 Federal Times - Don't Throw Feds Over "Cliff'
04/26/2012 Federal Times - Middle-Class Fed Workers Deserve More Respect
03/30/2012 Huffington Post - Republican Budget Represents a Bleak Future for America
02/03/2010 Op-Ed: Keeping The Long-Term Fiscal Picture In Mind
06/25/2009 Wall Street Journal OpEd: Congress Must Pay for What It Spends
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