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March 16, 2010
Last year, I co-introduced in the U.S. House with Congressman Jim Marshall, D-Georgia, defense bill language to maintain the current U.S. military force presence in Europe and to uphold U.S. commitments under the NATO treaty. The NATO First Act would ensure trans-Atlantic security remains a priority. .
by Congressman Michael Turner

March 10, 2010
Obtaining quality medical care is a top priority for Ohioans and their families. But, the federal takeover of our health care system will not lower health care costs for working families; it will result in dramatic federal spending, by some estimates costing over $1 trillion dollars. .
By Congressman Michael Turner

February 28, 2010
. The United States is considering the withdrawal of two brigades from Europe. Some argued that these conventional forces were no longer necessary because they did not address the threats of the 21st century. We have seen the emergence of new challenges such as counterterrorism, cyber, and energy security, as well as the persistence of traditional nuclear and conventional threats. This broad set of issues suggests that NATO, and U.S. force posture and presence in Europe, must expand and evolve.

February 25, 2010
Over the past four years, I have introduced legislation to strengthen child custody protections so mothers and fathers in uniform will not be forced to lose custody of their children due to their military service. The purpose of this legislation is straightforward: to protect our men and women in uniform from their deployment being used against them in child custody disputes. .
by Congressman Michael Turner

February 16, 2010
Black History month is a time for us to celebrate the contributions of African- Americans toward the betterment of our country. From the home of legendary writers to the Underground Railroad, southwest Ohio is rich in African American heritage. .
by Congressman Michael Turner

February 9, 2010
The federal holiday observed on the third Monday in February is officially designated by law as Washington's Birthday, but in recent years we have come to know it as Presidents Day.