Blog Post
July 15, 2011
Maryland Democrats accused Republicans who oppose raising the federal debt ceiling of "playing with fire" that could destroy the global economy.
Issues:
Jobs & the Economy
July 8, 2011
Rep. Steny Hoyer, the second-highest ranking Democrat in the House of Representatives, sent a letter Friday to members of the House Appropriations Committee asking them to reconsider the decision to strip funding for the James Webb Space Telescope at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt.
June 29, 2011
With congressional Democrats and President Barack Obama emphasizing American manufacturing as key to the nation's economic recovery, two Maryland lawmakers met with Baltimore business leaders Tuesday to discuss what role Washington should take to help the industry.
Issues:
Jobs & the Economy
June 23, 2011
American manufacturing helped make this the most prosperous country on earthand it helped build a strong middle class. As we continue to focus on job creation and economic growth, I believe a key part of that effort must be rebuilding our manufacturing strength.
Issues:
Jobs & the Economy
June 17, 2011
Nearly two years after the Red Line crash that killed nine people, one of Metros sharpest critics said she believes the agency is on the right track toward improving safety.
May 20, 2011
As a politician, U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer knows the value of making connections.
Issues:
Jobs & the Economy
May 20, 2011
National debt levels are "unsustainable," but U.S. Rep. Steny H. Hoyer defended federal spending on the economy when speaking to small business owners and community college representatives Monday. Government investment in research is necessary for American technology companies to succeed, he said.
Issues:
Jobs & the Economy
May 18, 2011
During the month of March alone, there were more than 900 home foreclosures in Prince George's County. A very large and disproportionate segment of that totalthe tally rates among the highest in the landis made up of Hispanic households.
Issues:
Budget & Fiscal Responsibility