Huizenga Huddle
March 11, 2013
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U.S. Congressman Bill Huizenga
The Huizenga Huddle: March 11, 2013

What's Happening In Washington:

  • Voted to keep the government open, protect our national defense, our servicemen and women, our veterans and their families (H.R. 993)
  • Voted to require President Obama to detail the cost per taxpayer anytime he fails to produce a balanced budget (H.R. 668)
  • Met with Ottawa County farmers to discuss agricultural policy, sequestration, the 2nd amendment and immigration reform
  • Questioned Ben Bernanke on the role of the Federal Reserve and the need to address the drivers of the debt
  • Attended the AIPAC Policy Conference in Washington DC
  • Stood with Senator Rand Paul on the Senate floor as he demanded answers from the Administration on the killing of American Citizens on U.S. Soil via drone strike
  • Discussed current events, global trade and international relations with Hope College Model UN Participants 
In The News
  • Holland Sentinel: Huizenga Op-Ed: Policy, not politics, needed on Violence Against Women Act
  • Ludington Daily News: We need to be smarter on how we spend our limited resources 
  • Detroit News: Huizenga calls canceling White House tours laughable, unserious
  • WHTC: Huizenga grills Bernanke on entitlement reform
  • AUDIO: Huizenga discusses VAWA and the sequester on 1260 The Pledge
Financial Services Committee Update:
  • VIDEO: Huizenga grills Fed Chair Ben Bernanke on debt & entitlement reform
  • The Beige Book: Federal Reserve report shows government regulation, fiscal policy and ObamaCare hurting private sector job creation & economic growth
  • Info Graphic: The 2008 Financial Crisis how it was caused, why it happened
The Michigan Minute:
In Case You Missed It:
  • Over The Weekend: White House closes its doors to West Michigan residents, but not high-paying political donors
  • House Oversight Report identifies more than $67 billion of waste, fraud, abuse
  • 180 economists, including 6 from Michigan, say spending is the problem and sequester needs to be replaced with smarter, more serious and sensible cuts 
  • State Department report on Keystone XL finds the pipeline will have no significant environmental impact



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