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Steve Austria's Public Statements on Issue: Government Budget and Spending

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Date Title
09/17/2012 E-Newsletter from Congressman Steve Austria
08/03/2012 Congressman Austria Continues Support for Ohio Air National Guard Despite Obama Veto Threat
05/17/2012 Congressman Austria Supports Department of Defense and State and Foreign Operations Appropriations Bills
05/16/2012 Congressman Austria Supports Military Construction/Veteran's Affairs and Homeland Security Appropriations Bills
02/13/2012 Congressman Austria's Reaction Statement on President Obama's FY2013 Budget
01/25/2012 Congressman Austria State of the Union Reaction Statement
11/23/2011 Giving Thanks
11/18/2011 Congressman Austria Calls for Immediate Action on Balanced Budget Amendment
11/17/2011 Letter to Representative Hensarling, Senator Murray, and Members of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction
11/14/2011 Congressman Austria Calls for Action After Delphi Hearing in Dayton
08/01/2011 Congressman Austria Supports Budget Control Act
07/30/2011 Congressman Austria Opposes Reid Plan
07/29/2011 Congressman Austria Applauds Passage of Budget Control Act
06/23/2011 Austria, Yoder Introduce Amendment to Protect GPS
06/14/2011 Congressman Austria Supports Passage of Milcon Appropriations
06/14/2011 Defense Appropriations Bill Approved by Committee; Austria Continues to Lead on Defense Issues for Ohio
04/14/2011 Department of Defense and Full-Year Appropriations Act, 2011
04/07/2011 Department of Defense and Further Additional Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011
01/01/2011 Issue Position: The Budget
12/09/2010 Austria Selected to Serve on House Appropriations Committee: Key Committee Appointment Earned After First Term
05/25/2010 Congress Needs to Pass a Budget
04/30/2010 Op-Ed: Month Of April Marks Debt Day 2009
02/26/2010 Letter to Barack Obama, President of the United States - Bring GM to Negotiating Table and Save Delphi Pensions
01/01/2010 Issue Position: The Budget
07/28/2009 Where Are The Jobs?

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