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August 25, 2009
Congressman Michael R. Turner today co-hosted a panel discussion with the Northeast-Midwest Institute examining the impact of the national housing crisis in the Dayton region and communities across the country. Nearly a dozen local and national experts assembled in the Commissioners' Hearing Room at the Montgomery County Administration Building in downtown Dayton to discuss the broad range of issues involved in the housing crisis.
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Congressman Michael R.August 20, 2009
On Thursday, August 20, 2009, Congressman Mike Turner discussed health care on Cincinnati WKRC Radio's (550am) Brian Thomas Morning Show.
August 18, 2009
Many high school students spend their summers working part-time or simply taking a leisurely break from the books. For 17-year-old Thomas Rupp, of Sabina, Ohio, this year's summer vacation had to wait until after he answered a call to duty from Washington. In May, I nominated Rupp and he was selected by the Congressional Leadership to serve as a Page in the U.S. House of Representatives during the month of July.
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by Congressman Michael TurnerAugust 11, 2009
In its first few days of existence, the Cash for Clunkers program quickly proved that a relatively small amount of money targeted to consumers can be more effective at spurring public spending than big government "stimulus."
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by Congressman Mike TurnerAugust 4, 2009
As the Obama Administration continues to push its health care plan, the federal government is already denying promised health care benefits to 50,000 Ohio workers, many of whom live in the Miami Valley. Today, many General Motors employees and their families are wondering what happened to their hard-earned health benefits.
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As the Obama Administration continues to push its health care plan, the federal government is already denying promised health care benefits to 50,000 Ohio workers, many of whom live in the Miami Valley.August 2, 2009
On Friday, July 24, 2009, Congressman Mike Turner was a guest on 'Take a Stand with Adam McManus.' The program airs on KSLR Radio (630AM) and is heard across South Texas. Congressman Turner discussed his constitutional amendment to prohibit the federal government from owning stock in corporations.
July 28, 2009
For the third year in a row, I have included legislative language in the annual defense budget 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. And this week, Lt. Eva Slusher, a service member who lost custody of her daughter due to her military deployment, is visiting lawmakers on Capitol Hill to raise awareness about this dilemma affecting too many military parents.
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by Congressman Mike TurnerJuly 28, 2009
A member of the Kentucky National Guard is meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill Wednesday to build support for legislative efforts to protect child custody rights of military service members, Congressman Mike Turner, announced.
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A member of the Kentucky National Guard is meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill Wednesday to build support for legislative efforts to protect child custody rights of military service members, Congressman Mike Turner, announced. Turner, who authored language to enhance child custody protections for military personnel, invited Lt.July 24, 2009
On Friday, July 24, 2009, Congressman Mike Turner was a guest on 'Take a Stand with Adam McManus.' The program airs on KSLR Radio (630AM) and is heard across South Texas. Congressman Turner discussed his constitutional amendment to prohibit the federal government from owning stock in corporations.
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July 23, 2009
Congressman Mike Turner Thursday fought off an attempt by Arizona Congressman Jeff Flake (R-06) to remove his request for funding the Murphy Theatre restoration project.
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Congressman Mike Turner Thursday fought off an attempt by Arizona Congressman Jeff Flake (R-06) to remove his request for funding the Murphy Theatre restoration project from H.R. 3288, the Departments of Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2010. Rep. Flake's amendment failed in the House Thursday evening by a 105 to 328 vote.