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Congressman John Campbell: "When we say "infrastructure", we normally think of roads and bridges and sewers and such that need improvement or refurbishment. But in the 21st century, "infrastructure" may need to include some things we haven't even built yet, like a coast-to-coast wireless broadband system. How do we pay for all of this? I fear that it is politically and practically impossible to fund infrastructure out of general tax revenues any longer. So what to do?" -
Speaking on House floor in support of legislation to reauthorize the American Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank… -
I will be on the @HouseFloor momentarily to defend Export-Import Bank reauthorization. #ExIm #jobs #smallbiz
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Congressman John Campbell: "When we say "infrastructure", we normally think of roads and bridges and sewers and such that need improvement or refurbishment. But in the 21st century, "infrastructure" may need to include some things we haven't even built yet, like a coast-to-coast wireless broadband system. How do we pay for all of this? I fear that it is politically and practically impossible to fund infrastructure out of general tax revenues any longer. So what to do?"
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Congressman John Campbell: "We are not going to build plastic toys in America anymore, nor should we. Through advanced manufacturing, however, there are a lot of complex processes that we execute better and often cheaper than anyone else. We have the best, most skilled and most trustworthy labor force on earth."
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I will be on the @HouseFloor momentarily to defend Export-Import Bank reauthorization. #ExIm #jobs #smallbiz
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New Laptop Report - Fix It: Episode IV http://t.co/PaU6kIUT
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Speaking on House floor in support of legislation to reauthorize the American Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank…
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Offering remarks during debate on the House Republican Budget resolution, Congressman John Campbell (R-CA)…
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Appearing before Rep. John Campbell at a House Budget Committee hearing, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben…
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, answering Rep. John Campbell at a House Budget Committee hearing,…
