House Proceeding 12-11-09 on Dec 11th, 2009 :: 0:09:15 to 0:11:00
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Aaron Schock: chairman. first i wish to thank the thoughtful gentleman from idaho for his work on this important amendment. clearly the fact that we're debati the end of the piece of legislation speaks to the support for it and i truly hope that a majority of our colleagues join together in supporting this amendment. a couple of thoughts.

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Speech By: Aaron Schock

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Aaron Schock: last week the president hosted a jobs summit here. we go back home every weekend and the prevailing concern on the minds of our voters and our constituents is jobs. their concerned about double-digit unemployment, they're upset with the greed and the lack of oversight that has been provided and so rightfully this body has tried to rein

0:09:50 to 0:10:10( Edit History Discussion )

Aaron Schock: in some of that lack of regulation, tried to put forward a thoughtful program and i know that the chairman of this committee is doing what he believes is best. but the fact of the matter is we need to look to those who are hurting. we need to look to those who are the job creators in this economy and ask how will this affect them in their effort to employ

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Aaron Schock: people? well the fact of the matter is this is going to hurt our economy, this is going to lead to fewer jobs. the goal of the cfpa is to lead to improvement in the marketplace for the american people. however, consolidating the power into one bureaucratic appointee, creating a $1 billion agency,

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Aaron Schock: adding to our national debt, increasing taxes, restricting lending, costing small businesses to shed millions of jobs hardly just fice itself. an agency -- justifies itself. an agency which would make it more difficult for lenders to o small businesses at a time the economy is still struggling to recover.

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Aaron Schock: the university of chicago just this week released a study that they suggest that the c frvingtsprving -- cfpa as it