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TOMORROW: I'm guest hosting the @hughhewitt show with very special guest, @SpeakerBoehner! Tune in #hewitt! Release: http://t.co/GEcF2oAosU -
Congressman John Campbell: Tune In Tomorrow: Rep. John Campbell Hosts the Hugh Hewitt Radio Show with Very Special Guest, Speaker of the House John Boehner! -
March 20, 2012 -- Rep. John Campbell (R-CA) addresses the pitfalls and empty promises of the Senate's…
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Congressman John Campbell: Tune In Tomorrow: Rep. John Campbell Hosts the Hugh Hewitt Radio Show with Very Special Guest, Speaker of the House John Boehner!
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Congressman John Campbell: "Despite the very slight pick-up in growth mentioned in the FOMC's statement, I remain concerned that the benefits of persistently low interest rates and continued asset purchases are flowing to areas of the economy that are not ultimately creating jobs. Meanwhile, the risks to the Federal Reserve, taxpayers, and the economy as a whole continue to escalate. Several markets that the FOMC directly or indirectly engages in are exhibiting signs of distortion, which is obscuring the ability for businesses and investors to accurately price risk. This is having the unintended effect of holding back necessary investment and job creation."
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TOMORROW: I'm guest hosting the @hughhewitt show with very special guest, @SpeakerBoehner! Tune in #hewitt! Release: http://t.co/GEcF2oAosU
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My response to #FOMC's statement today: http://t.co/FXrkYdzKtf The #Fed's policies continue to restrain not support growth @FinancialCmte
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The Senate's FY2014 Budget proposal is an empty mirage. We need a #BalancedBudget plan that fulfills our promises: http://t.co/RRyKCmor6p
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RT @RepWestmoreland: #FDIC admits low interest rates of the #Fed do not help economic recovery. We need to look into this matter like @R ...
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March 20, 2012 -- Rep. John Campbell (R-CA) addresses the pitfalls and empty promises of the Senate's…
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March 19, 2013 -- Rep. John Campbell (R-CA), senior Member of the House Budget Committee, speaks from…
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Campbell Questions FHFA Director on Risks of Leaving GSEs Alone. Uploaded by RepJohn Campbell on Mar…
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March 14, 2013 -- Speaking at a Budget Committee markup of the FY2014 House Budget, Rep. John Campbell…
