Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur
U.S. Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur represents Ohio in the U.S. House of Representatives. Kaptur is a member of the Democratic Party. Representative Kaptur serves on the Appropriations Committee and can be reached by phone at 225-4146.
Is the press making too big of a deal out of Marcy Kaptur's mistake regarding Ben Bernanke?
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No, she should be embarassed. She's a US Rep and should know who Ben Bernanke is
No, she should be embarassed. She's a US Rep and should know who Ben Bernanke is
by Greg Kaufmann
Before President Bush left office, Representative Marcy Kaptur
visited then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Jr. and presented him with
a list of all of the people in her district whose properties had been
foreclosed. Although each page included four columns of names, the full
list still stretched all the way down the steps of the Treasury Building
to the street below when unfurled.
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From commondreams.org
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...who was, according to the New York Times, the only woman to vote for the Stupak amendment:http://politics.nytimes.com/congress/votes/111/house/1/884 Lisa Stone BlogHer Co-founder Surfette BlogHer is non-partisan but our bloggers aren't! Follow our coverage of Politics & News.
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Below is Bill Moyer's October 9 interview with Representative Marcy Kaptur. Moyers shows a clip of Michael Moore's new film: Capitalism: a Love Story (highly recommended!) and then talks to Kaptur and Simon Johnson former Chief Economist at the International Monetary Fund. It's a little update on what's going on since the "great collapse" in September 2008. I'm considering following one of Moore's 10 suggestions and get rid of all but one...
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From westcountygazette.com
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To the Editor: I want to express my gratitude to Marcy Kaptur for voting yes for House Bill 3962 on Saturday. Nov. 7. A couple of years ago my brother-in-law died of liver cancer. As a result, my sister and her family lost everything including their home even though they had health insurance. Affordable health care reform is long overdue. Thanks for doing something about it.
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From morningjournal.com
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Ethics investigators in Congress are scrutinizing Rep. Marcy Kaptur's ties to a lobbying company whose clients obtained more than $10 million in federal contracts through her intervention.
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From blog.cleveland.com
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