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Congressman Eric Cantor
U.S. Congressman Eric Cantor represents Virginia in the U.S. House of Representatives. Cantor is a member of the Republican Party. Representative Cantor serves on the Ways and Means Committee and can be reached by phone at 225-2815.
On Monday, Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA) hosted a job fair in his district at Germanna Community College. Like his last job fair in August, Cantor used it as an opportunity to gain positive local press and launch attacks against President Obama.
At the fair, Cantor told reporters that the stimulus has been an "utter failure." But as the Washington Post has noted, "30 organizations participating" in Cantor's event "were recipients of the stimulus...
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For months, Democrats have dubbed U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia a hypocrite for strongly opposing the federal stimulus package only to promote aspects of it later. Here's the latest example: Nearly half of the 30 organizations participating in a job fair Cantor is holding Monday in Culpeper were recipients of the stimulus. The list includes a slew of government agencies and schools that have directly benefited from the package and may be...
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From virginiabusiness.com
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Smart Girl Politics is featuring a list from Congressman Eric Cantor of the 69 U.S. Reps who reportedly remain "undecided" on the Pelosi health care plan. Three of those listed are from Illinois: Jerry Costello, Bill Lipinski and Debbie Halvorson....
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From illinoisreview.typepad.com
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It's good to see Eric Cantor actually distance himself from the notion that Obama is another Hitler, and to talk of inclusion as an important GOP value. But when you see what his actual proposals are, you realize how empty...
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- Interview with House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (realclearpolitics.com)
