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Guthrie Votes to Bring Transparency to Regulatory Process, Empower Small Businesses and Local Leaders

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I've seen firsthand that excessive regulation stunts job growth. Along with a shortage of highly skilled workers, burdensome red tape is a top concern when I hear from manufacturers and other business leaders about what stands in their way when they're working hard to create new jobs. It's time Washington focuses on empowering our job creators, and these bills are important steps, said Congressman Guthrie.

Guthrie Votes to Repeal Obamacare

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The goal in reforming our health care system should be to increase access while making it more affordable. However, with Obamacare, all I hear is about its burdensome regulations, high costs, and the negative consequences it is having on Kentucky businesses and families, said Congressman Guthrie.

Guthrie, Matsui Comment on Successful Spectrum Auction

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Together, Congresswoman Matsui and I authored legislation to reallocate and auction the 1755-1780 MHz spectrum block and worked with stakeholders to move this process forward. Today marks a critical success for all those who rely on spectrum in their homes and businesses. We have taken an important step toward guaranteeing that the growing demand for spectrum can be met with an adequate supply, while upholding our commitment to public safety and paying billions of dollars down on our national debt, said Congressman Guthrie.

Guthrie Named to Education and the Workforce Subcommittees

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This year, the committee will build off of last year's work to reauthorize the Higher Education Act as well as the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. This is important work and I'm looking forward to continuing to find solutions that put our students first and give today's teachers the tools they need to succeed in the classroom, said Congressman Guthrie.

Congressmen Guthrie, Butterfield, Young & Kind Reintroduce Bill to Increase Access to Health Care in Underserved Areas

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Whether it's to inquire about medication, potential side effects, or discussing other ailments and complications, many patients depend on their local pharmacists. Expanding access to other basic services that pharmacists are already licensed to provide will not only benefit seniors in Kentucky, but across the country, said Congressman Guthrie.

Guthrie Supports Bipartisan Bills to Combat Human Trafficking, Provide Support & Assistance to Victims

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Human trafficking is a serious problem, and it is happening right here in our Kentucky communities. By providing a local focus on this important issue, we can ensure that the public is informed and ensure that those on the frontlines are given the resources they need to combat it. Passing legislation is important, but raising awareness is equally important," said Congressman Guthrie.

Guthrie: Ford Was a True Legend

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A dedicated public servant, Senator Ford was a true legend in Kentucky politics and will leave a lasting legacy on the Commonwealth. Throughout his tenure in state and federal government, Senator Ford was known as being an advocate for his fellow Kentuckians, said Congressman Guthrie.

Guthrie Continues Fight for the Unborn

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I believe that life begins at conception and is a sacred gift, said Congressman Guthrie. "I have always supported life and policies to advance it. This critical legislation ensures that no federal money is being used toward abortions."

Guthrie Votes to Modernize Pipeline Permitting, Utilize Affordable Domestic Energy

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Natural gas is an abundant domestic energy source that we are still not taking advantage of by fully utilizing its potential. Last winter many parts of the country, including Kentucky, faced propane shortages due to insufficient pipeline networks. Families and job creators could benefit greatly from this reform and see real savings, said Congressman Guthrie.