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Armistice Day Important to Nation's History
November 6, 2008
In The News
This month marks the 90th anniversary of the armistice that ended the First World War. .
Hearings Help to Address Bailout and our Financial Crisis
October 30, 2008
In The News
I opposed the $700 billion bailout legislation because it was inherently flawed and failed to adequately deal with the underlying problems that led to this alarming financial situation. The financial crisis and credit crunch has dominated the attention of Congress, the national media, and the American people. .

I opposed the $700 billion bailout legislation because it was inherently flawed and failed to adequately deal with the underlying problems that led to this alarming financial situation.

Proper Safety Procedures Can Prevent Fires
October 23, 2008
In The News
Since the first National Fire Prevention Week, a great deal has been accomplished to reduce fires and make our lives safer. There are many things you can do to keep your family safe from fires. Many bedroom fires are caused by the improper use of electrical devices, candles, smoking in bed, and children playing with matches and lighters. .

Proper Safety Procedures Can Prevent Fires
By Congressman Michael Turner

Voting Vital to Our System of Government
October 16, 2008
In The News
Tuesday, November 4, is Election Day across the United States. Voting is the most important fundamental right given to the American people to truly decide the government and policies that will impact the future of our country. .

Voting Vital to Our System of Government
By Congressman Michael Turner

Local Companies Will Thrive With Fairness in Trade
October 9, 2008
In The News
Mike Turner Trade Fairness Helps Companies .

Local Companies Will Thrive With Fairness in Trade

By Congressman Michael Turner

Congressman Turner's Statement for the Record Opposing the Bailout
October 2, 2008
In The News

Madame Speaker,

I oppose HR 1424 today because it does not address the real problems that caused this current financial crisis.

Rep. Turner's Statement for the Record on $700 Billion Bailout
October 2, 2008
In The News
Bailout Mike Turner Column .

To the Citizens of Ohio's Third Congressional District:

Last week, Congress considered the highly controversial $700 billion bailout of Wall Street financial institutions. I voted against this proposal and, in place of my regular weekly column, I ask you to please read this statement I submitted in the Congressional Record.

Madame Speaker,

I oppose HR 1424 today because it does not address the real problems that caused this current financial crisis.

Turner Remains Opposed to $700 Billion Blank Check Bailout
October 2, 2008
Press Release
Mike Turner Remains Opposed to Bailout .

Turner Remains Opposed to $700 Billion Blank Check Bailout

Washington, D.C. – Congressman Michael R. Turner today voted in opposition to the $700 billion blank check bailout of American banking and financial institutions. Rep. Turner supports bringing legislation forward to address our current financial crisis but believes that this rashly considered bailout fails to address the real issues plaguing our markets and may do more harm than good to taxpayers.

Turner Opposes $700 Billion Blank Check Bailout
September 28, 2008
Press Release
Mike Turner Opposes $700 Billion Bailout .

Turner Opposes $700 Billion Blank Check Bailout

Washington, D.C. – Congressman Michael R. Turner today opposed the unprecedented $700 billion bailout of American banking and financial institutions. Congressman Turner opposes this bailout because:

· the bill fails to hold accountable those whose actions imperiled our financial system and endangered American homeowners

· it does not prohibit the bad lending actions that led to this crisis,

Ohio Representation in the U.S. Capitol
September 25, 2008
In The News
Mike Turner Ohio Representation in the Capitol Column. .

Ohio Representation in the U.S. Capitol

By Congressman Mike Turner

The state of Ohio is well-represented in our nation's Capitol Building in Washington, DC. Ohio's rich history has provided the Capitol Building with many artifacts, portraits, paintings, and statues. The state of Ohio is known as the "Mother of Presidents" because seven U.S. presidents are from the state of Ohio, more than any other state in the union.