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Scott DesJarlais' Public Statements on Issue: Federal, State and Local Relations

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On The Ballot: Running, Republican for U.S. House (TN) - District 4

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Federal, State and Local Relations

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04/22/2021 Letter to Hon. Joseph Biden, President of the US - Bishop Leads Letter Demanding President Biden Stop Implementation of State Tax Cuts Ban
04/13/2021 Letter to the Hon. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases - Dr. Joyce, GOP Doctors Urge Dr. Fauci to Address Public Health Crisis on Southern Border
01/06/2021 Concerns About the Certification of the Electoral College Vote
07/21/2020 Letter to the Hon. Russell Vought, Director of the Office of Management and Budget - Ernst Urges Administration to Ban Taxpayer Money for Cities, States Allowing Anarchy
05/14/2020 Letter to the Hon. Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the Hon. Kevin McCarthy, House Minority Leader - Congressman Fred Keller Signs Letter Calling for Regulatory Relief to Supercharge COVID-19 Economic Recovery
01/01/2018 Issue Position: States Rights
03/15/2016 Letter to Chairman Ken Calvert and Ranking member Betty McCollum of the Subcommittee on Interior and Environment Appropriations and Chairman Mike Simpson and Ranking Member Marcy Kaptur of the Subcommittee on Energy and Water Appropriations - Prohibit the Final Adoption of the Flawed Waters of the US Rule
12/03/2015 DesJarlais Statement on Voting Against the Every Student Succeeds Act
12/13/2012 Commendation for Governor Haslam's Business Decision
01/01/2012 Issue Position: States Rights
12/12/2011 DesJarlais Announces Winning YouCut Bill
09/12/2011 Legislation Will Repeal National Labor Relations Board Rule Mandating Employers Post Unionization Rights
07/29/2011 Letter to Secretary Duncan
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