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Currently, there are millions of Americans unemployed and underemployed in this struggling economy. And right now, job number one for the Financial Services Committee is job creation and economic growth. We have passed dozens of bipartisan, pro-jobs bills. OK, great. Now, they should pass through the Senate, right? Wrong. Senator Harry Reid has killed them off, refusing to even bring them up for votes and instead adds them to the pile of jobs bills collecting dust in the do-nothing Democrat-controlled Senate.
Your move, Senate.
During the 113th Congress, the House has passed 23 bipartisan, pro-jobs Financial Services Committee bills, including two that were approved by the House earlier this month with strong support from Republicans and Democrats. A list of those House-approved bills follows:
H.R.634
H.R.701
H.R.742
H.R.749
H.R.801
H.R.992
H.R.1062
H.R.1105
H.R.1155
H.R.1256
H.R.1341
H.R.1564
H.R.2274
H.R.2374
H.R.2672
H.R.3193
H.R.3211
H.R.3329
H.R.3448
H.R.3584
H.R.4167
H.R. 5405
H.R. 5461
Your move, Senate. Let's get America back on track.