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David Kustoff's Public Statements on Issue: Employment and Affirmative Action

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On The Ballot: Running, Republican for U.S. House (TN) - District 8

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Employment and Affirmative Action

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05/27/2021 Kustoff Cosponsors the Combatting COVID Unemployment Fraud Act of 2021
05/19/2021 Three Major Crises
02/26/2021 Kustoff Introduces the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility for Farmers and Ranchers Act
06/12/2020 Letter to Mitch McConnell, Senate Majority Leader; Chuck Schumer, Senate Minority Leader; Michael Crapo, Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Chairman; Sherrod Brown, Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Ranking Member; Marco Rubio, Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee Chairman; and Ben Cardin, Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Ranking Member - Balderson, Bipartisan Delegation Push Further Reforms to Small Business Loan Program
05/22/2020 Letter to the Hon. Jovita Carranza, Admin. of the Small Business Administration - Rubio Leads Colleagues in Requesting Full SBA Investigation Over Planned Parenthood Improperly Receiving PPP Loans
04/30/2020 Letter to the Hon. Jovita Carranza, Admin. of the Small Business Administration - Inhofe Joins Daines, Colleagues in Urging SBA to exclude Planned Parenthood from PPP loans
04/16/2020 Kustoff Urges Congress to Pass Increased Funding for Paycheck Protection Program
07/18/2019 Kustoff Opposes Job Killing Minimum Wage Increase
07/18/2018 House Passes Bipartisan Jobs Package
01/26/2018 Rep. Kustoff Applauds FedEx's Investment in its Workforce
01/21/2018 Letter to Mr. Phil Kiko, Chief Administrative Officer - Withhold Salary During Government Shutdown
01/01/2018 Issue Position: Creating Jobs
05/02/2017 Letter to the Hon. Alexander Acosta, Secretary of the Department of Labor - Delay the Fiduciary Rule
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