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Carolyn Maloney's Public Statements on Issue: Trade

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04/21/2015 164,000 U.S. Jobs on the Line: Rep. Maloney, Councilman Garodnick, Comptroller Scott Stringer, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce President, Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and Local Businesses will call on Congress to Extend Export-Import Bank
06/24/2010 Announcement by the Speaker Pro Tempore
06/09/2010 In Recognition of World Trade Center Responder Day
04/03/2009 Hearing of the Joint Economic Committee - The Employment Situation: March 2009
07/22/2008 34th Anniversary of the 1974 Illegal Turkish Invasion of Cyprus
01/18/2007 CFIUS Reform Gets a Kick Start Early in 110th Congress
12/11/2006 As Dubai Company Finally Sells U.S. Ports, Lead Democrat on CFIUS Bill Says Reform Still Badly Needed
12/06/2006 Legislation to Give U.S. Exports a Boost Passes the House
10/12/2006 Press Release - Trade Deficit Bigger Than Ever, Adding to List of Bush Economic Failures
09/13/2006 Recognizing Importance Of Establishing National Memorial At World Trade Center Site To Commemorate And Mourn Events Of February 26, 1993, And Sept. ..
08/09/2006 On Opening Day of "World Trade Center" the Movie, 9/11 Responders Demand Help
07/25/2006 Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act of 2006
04/05/2006 Expresing Sense of Congress that Saudi Arabia Should Fully Live Up to World Trade Organization Commitments and End Boycott on Israel
07/26/2005 State of U.S. Economy
06/28/2005 We Need a New Trade Policy
06/22/2005 Trade Deficit
04/12/2005 Record Trade Deficit: The "Wrong-Way Economy" Is Cause for Worry, Says JEC's senior House Democrat
02/16/2005 Trade Deficit
07/15/2004 Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2005
01/14/2004 Statement Regarding the Revised World Trade Center Memorial
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