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Majority Leader: 'Frustrated' with evasiveness from IRS officials
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House to Vote on Preexisting Conditions
Update: Cantor said GOP will bring up bill again next month
Update: In a surprise move, Republicans pulled the legislation from the floor shortly before 3:30 on Wednesday afternoon. The House Republican source quoted below was not immediately available for comment. Cantor was seen having a heated exchange with Rep. Raul Labrador (R., Idaho) on the House floor shortly before Republicans pulled the bill. Labrador was publicly undecided on the legislation. Cantor said Republicans will bring up the bill when the House returns from recess next month.
Cantor: We’ve Got to Play to Win Here
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R., Va.) said the U.S. needed to implement tax reforms that made the country more attractive to investors Friday on CNBC, saying “we’ve got to play to win here.” “We can’t just sit on the fact that we’re America and we are always going to be the best,” Cantor said. …
Cantor on Immigration Negotiations
'[...] we've got an opportunity I think to come together on one point, and that is the kids'
Cantor Provides Insight on Immigration, Grand Bargain Negotiations
Cantor on Skills Act: ‘A Good Government Bill’ To Streamline Federal Job Training Programs
Cantor Discusses ‘Skills Act’
Act works to revamp federal jobs program
Repeal By A Thousand Cuts
House GOP fights for pre-existing condition coverage, against Obamacare
House Republicans on Tuesday called on the Obama administration to reinstate a temporary measure designed to insure Americans with preexisting conditions that the administration plans to phase out.
Cantor: ‘We Can’t Be Raising Taxes Every Three Months in This Town’
The Cantor Plan
In speech, Republican majority leader supports path to citizenship, health care research, job training programs
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor unveiled a softer GOP domestic policy agenda for the next two years during a speech at the American Enterprise Institute Tuesday afternoon.