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John Spratt, Jr.'s Public Statements on Issue: Business and Consumers

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09/28/2010 Letter to The President
09/23/2010 Spratt Urging Obama to Address China's Unfair Trade Practices and Protect American Jobs
07/15/2010 Spratt Praises Senate Passage of Financial Overhaul Bill
07/02/2010 Spratt Votes to Protect Taxpayers from Wall Street Recklessness
06/16/2010 Hearing of the House Committee on Ways and Means - China's Trade and Industrial Policies
05/25/2010 Spratt Introduces Bill to Help Textile Industry
03/17/2010 Letter To The Honorable Timothy Geithner, Secretary Of The Treasury; The Honorable Gary Locke, Secretary Of Commerce
05/21/2009 Hearing Of The House Budget Committee - The State Of The Economy
03/25/2009 Letter to John Spratt, Chairman Committee on the Budget. Paul Ryan, Ranking Member Committee on the Budget
03/05/2009 Hearing of The House Budget Committee - Fiscal Year 2010 Budget
03/03/2009 Hearing of The House Budget Committee - The President's Fiscal Year 2010 Budget
02/26/2009 Press Conference with Senator Kent Conrad, Senate Budget Committee, and Rep. John Spratt, House Budget Committee - 2010 Federal Budget
09/30/2008 Spratt, Coble Urge Bush to Crack Down on Chinese Imports
07/17/2007 Spratt Says Bill Would Stem Chinese Textile Imports
12/14/2005 Spratt Statement on Record U.S. Trade Deficit
10/25/2005 Congressman Barrow Continues Fighting for Lower Natural Gas, Fertilizer Prices
07/27/2005 Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act
07/26/2005 United States Trade Rights Enforcement Act
12/06/2004 Spratt Statement on Currency Manipulation by China
11/16/2004 Increasing the Debt Limit
04/01/2004 House Democrats Call on Bush Administration to Act to Remove Unfair Trade Barriers, Not Just "Estimate" Them
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