Kapanke for Congress Press Releases
Tue, 03/09/2010 - 23:01
Kapanke Held Listening Session in La Crosse on March 5th
For immediate release: March 9, 2010
For more information: (608) 792-9669
Congressional Candidate Dan Kapanke fielded questions at a Listening Session in Platteville March 3rd. Kapanke has launched his campaign with district-wide Listening Sessions, stressing the need to restore accountability in Washington D.C. by restoring fiscal sanity and stopping the run-away growth of government that is stifling job growth and our economy.
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| La Crosse Photo Release_Mar9.2010.pdf | 1.27 MB |
Mon, 03/08/2010 - 09:03
Kapanke Listening Session March 18th in Hudson
For immediate release: March 8, 2010
For information, contact: (608) 792-9669
(La Crosse, WI)... 3rd District Congressional Candidate Dan Kapanke will hold a Listening Session in Hudson in the Community Room (above the Hudson Public Library) at the City of Hudson Municipal Building from 4 to 6pm. The public is invited to come and talk with the Congressional Candidate.
"Our nation is facing a precarious future," said Kapanke. "We need a Congress that isn’t going to hide, a Congress that isn’t going to ram bills we don’t want upon us, and a Congress that understands the concerns of those they represent. That is why our campaign is starting off with Listening Sessions that aren’t screened, filtered, and scripted."
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| Hudson Listening Session Release_Mar18.2010.pdf | 216.73 KB |
Sat, 03/06/2010 - 08:09
Kapanke: Listen to Voters on Health Care Reform
For immediate release: March 6, 2010
Contact: (608) 792-9669
(La Crosse, Wisconsin)... In the midst of district-wide Listening Sessions, Third Congressional District Candidate Dan Kapanke urged Democratic leadership and Congressman Ron Kind to reject the use of the “nuclear option” to push a $1 trillion health care bill through U.S. Congress.
“I am meeting with voters up and down Western Wisconsin and their message is clear – start over and get health care reform right,” said Kapanke. “Government spending is impeding job growth and bankrupting our country. Congress is tone deaf on the need to stop the fiscal insanity, and the political class is Washington D.C. needs to stop ramming through new entitlement programs we can’t afford. We have no money!”
Congressman Kind recently met with the President as they planned how to move their current, stalled health care bill forward.
“It’s simple if you are out here listening to the people. People are worried about getting and keeping their jobs, how the costs of big government will lead to higher taxes and destroy prosperity, and an economy paralyzed by the threat of what Washington D.C. will do next,” said Kapanke. “We need a course correction in Congress, not another trillion dollar spending bill. Congressman Kind should help stop the current proposal so they can begin working toward changes the American people want and need.”
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| Kapanke Listen to Voters on Health Care Reform_Mar6.2010.pdf | 218.31 KB |
Thu, 03/04/2010 - 11:05
Kapanke Held Listening Session in Platteville on March 3rd
For immediate release: March 4, 2010
For more information: (608) 792-9669
Congressional Candidate Dan Kapanke fielded questions at a Listening Session in Platteville March 3rd. Kapanke has launched his campaign with district-wide Listening Sessions, stressing the need to restore accountability in Washington D.C. by restoring fiscal sanity and stopping the run-away growth of government that is stifling job growth and our economy.
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| Platteville Photo Release_Mar4.2010.pdf | 530.2 KB |
Tue, 03/02/2010 - 13:12
Kapanke Listening Session March 10th in Reedsburg
For immediate release: March 2, 2010
For information, contact: (608) 792-9669
(La Crosse, WI)... 3rd District Congressional Candidate Dan Kapanke will hold a Listening Session in Reedsburg in the Community Room at the Reedsburg Public Library from 4 to 6pm. The public is invited to come and talk with the Congressional Candidate.
“Our nation is facing a precarious future,” said Kapanke. “We need a Congress that isn’t going to hide, a Congress that isn’t going to ram bills we don’t want upon us, and a Congress that understands the concerns of those they represent. That is why our campaign is starting off with Listening Sessions that aren’t screened, filtered, and scripted.”
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