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Ohioans Support American Jobs Act
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US Senator Rob Portman
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
758 Petition Signatures
Book 3 of 4
ProgressOhio172 East State Street, 6
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Columbus, OH 43215
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Mrs. Constance Rubin3088 Whitewood St NWNorth Canton, OH 44720-8383
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I'm very disappointed that you are not representing my views inCongress! It's time for you to think "outside the Republicanbox!"
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mrs. Constance Rubin
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Ms. Iris Meltzer419 E College AveKent, OH 44240-3638
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Please tell me who you are representing? It doesn't seem to be thepeople of Ohio.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Iris Meltzer
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Mrs. CAROL SCZRUBA289 Bantam Ridge RdSteubenville, OH 43953-4013(740) 264-6191
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mrs. CAROL SCZRUBA
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Mr. Charles Dockery2380 Saybrook RdUniversity Heights, OH 44118-3760(216) 932-6752
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. Charles Dockery
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Ms. SHARON GIMPERLING536 Washington AveHuron, OH 44839-1950
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Enough already!! Please listen to your constituents. Stop playingpolitics and do your job the way it's supposed to be done.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. SHARON GIMPERLING
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Ms. Samantha Givens3602 E Livingston AveApt BColumbus, OH 43227-2238(614) 822-6621
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Next time you vote on something like this, you should vote for it, notagainst it. It would really help the American people and yourconstituents find jobs if they are not working already.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Samantha Givens
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Mr. Thomas Galloway1016 Walnut StPerrysburg, OH 43551-1660(419) 261-1923
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I am appalled that a plan to create, jobs at a time when we arebleeding unemployment, can not pass on "ideological" grounds,based in making President Obama a one term president. Forget the pledgeto not raise taxses and get this country back to work!
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. Thomas Galloway
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Mrs. Loretta Fansler2094 S Glendale DrTiffin, OH 44883-3415(419) 448-9424
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Mr. Portman,
It your responsibility as an elected official to carry out the wishesof your constituents. The polls are clear what is wanted. Your partyof NO and its agenda is further trying to destroy Middle Class America.
Instead of focusing on our economy and the high unemployment rate I seewhere your party is back to infringing on the right of women. Well,Mr. Portman where is the focus on creating jobs and putting Americansback to work? I would like a response to this. I think you have morepressing things to concern yourself with. Women's health will notcreate one job, so why is your party even going there at this time?Shame on your Mr. Portman and your party.
And by the way, stay out of women's health. It's really not any ofyour business!
Sincerely,Loretta Fansler
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mrs. Loretta Fansler
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Ms. Corinne Monk23397 Clifford DrNorth Olmsted, OH 44070-1126
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I have very little to say to you that is kind at this moment. But youand your republican cohorts are digging yourselves a very deep hole,whether you realize it or not.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Corinne Monk
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Mr. Michael Drew Rouhana377 Naples PlWesterville, OH 43081-3501(614) 895-5668
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Please give us working class a chance.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Michael Drew Rouhana
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Mr. Jeff Rush6480 Portage Path CtGrove City, OH 43123-9584
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I am one of those people who are out of work. And yes it seems thatYou and Your Party do not really care. Please Please try to sit downwith You're people and try to come up with a Salution to the problemthat will work for people like me before its to late.
Jeff Rush
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. Jeff Rush
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Ms. Barbara Martin1901 Stratford RdDelaware, OH 43015-2931(740) 363-5583
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I am very sorry that you cannot see your role as a senator is tosupport the majority of the people in your state. I did not think thatyou were going to be bought by the wealthy few. I am praying for yoursoul.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Barbara Martin
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Mrs. Linda Freeman3103 Edgehill RdCleveland Hts, OH 44118-2021
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Linda Freeman
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Ms. susan lally2056 Thistlewood DrColumbus, OH 43235-5008(614) 766-2171
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
We need jobs. president Obama's American Jobs Act would have providedthe much needed jobs in Ohio. The private sector is not stepping up.The public sector must fill in the gap. you are part of that solution.you are not living up to your public responsibility for which you wereelected
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. susan lally
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Ms. EASTER GOSSETT1124 Driscoll AveSpringfield, OH 45506-2917
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Ms. EASTER GOSSETT
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Mr. Terry Willaman9696 Justus Ave SWBeach City, OH 44608-9500
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Please stop following the Republican Lemmings and PassThe Jobs Act to help the middle class and the infrastructurethat is decaying in Ohio!
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. Terry Willaman
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Ms. Sharon Thompson8643 Monsanto DrCincinnati, OH 45231-4626(513) 617-7793
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman,
The Ohioians that you represent need the president's jobs bill passed.You were elected to represent us, not major corporations & therich.
We need a senator that will listen to those that elected him.
Sharon Thompson
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Sharon Thompson
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Mr. walter derby1189 Village Glen DrBatavia, OH 45103-1068
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. walter derby
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Mr. Thomas Taylor286 Adams StConneaut, OH 44030-2402(440) 599-2922
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I am one of the people who has run out of unemployment and has beenapplying for jobs for the past two years. Being 51 years old and out ofwork I am finding I am being discriminated against because I am nowoverqualified for almost every job I apply for. How about passingsomething that as long as I am willing to work for the wage and I am atleast qualified for the job they should hire me. I have not missed a
day of work in years. They seem to be hiring the least qualifiedworkers so they will be justified paying lower wages.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. Thomas Taylor
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Ms. Catherine Ross4420 W 61st StCleveland, OH 44144-2850(440) 333-8964
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Ms. Catherine Ross
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Mr. Mason Quick11143 Corine AveBlue Ash, OH 45242-1907
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Mason Quick
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Mr. Rick Siefert2024 Sandown RdToledo, OH 43615-3334
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Rick Siefert
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Ms. Linda Bolich3975 Beechcreek RdColumbus, OH 43213-2343
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
President Obama has kept his word and come up with a jobs plan thatincludes Republican ideas as well as Democratic ones. To vote againstthis plan shows that you are among those who are determined to destroyour Republic. To be against just because you belong to a party and/orreceive money from corporations rather than people without greed astheir goal cannot be good for America. Corporations/investment brokers/
lending institutions drove us into this recession because Busheliminated the restrictions/requirement through Executive privilege.They recorded record profits while the average middle class/lowermiddle class was forced to file bankruptcy. Bankruptcies grewexponentionally during that time and the companies did not create jobsjust filed higher and higher profits. So regular people lost all trustin businesses to help the economy. I believe George Washington spokeabout the against/against behaviors of the political parties as thedestruction of our government. If the bill does get passed and thingsget worse, we will definitely have you to thank as we suffer and youcontinue to make a good living.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Linda Bolich
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Mrs. Beatrice Mohr2508 Townsend DrWooster, OH 44691-1832
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
-Senator Portman,You could have gained 40,700 good jobs for Ohio if you had voted forthe President Obama's American Jobs Act.
Why are you so against jobs for Ohio? Why do you hate Ohio citizens?
Are you so political that you want GOP power in the White House at theexpense of Ohio?
You and your cohorts continue your "War On Women" and ignorethe pressing need to boost the economy. Why is that?
You and your political party gave a boost to the wars in the middleeast, building schools, bridges, roads there and continue to ignore theneeds in our nation.Why is that? Putting Americans back to work here will help theeconomy. Why are you so anti-American?
I do not want another of your form letters in response to this mesage.
OHIO NEEDS ACTION FROM YOU, NOT TALK . . .
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mrs. Beatrice Mohr
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Mrs. Tammy Gory6010 Crittenden DrCincinnati, OH 45244-3905
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Tammy Gory
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Mrs. Pat Johnson864 Lakefield DrGalloway, OH 43119-9477
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Pat Johnson
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Ms. Alberta Hemsley1305 Woodland AveCincinnati, OH 45237-2627(513) 821-1438
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I am very disappointed in your vote against the Jobs bill.
I voted you in office to help with jobs and the economy, and you havedone neither.
Shame on you!
Alberta
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Alberta Hemsley
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Mr. Dale Stupp1367 W 89th StCleveland, OH 44102-1827(216) 926-8099
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Dale Stupp
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Ms. stacie wernick1609 Overbrook RdLyndhurst, OH 44124-2755
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Ms. stacie wernick
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Mr. Richard Willis988 Doherty RdGalloway, OH 43119-9506(614) 316-1616
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Richard Willis
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Mr. Curt Hofmann4743 Forest Brook DrCopley, OH 44321-1146(330) 618-2278
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Curt Hofmann
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Ms. Laura Hoevenaar6795 Cloudscape WayMaineville, OH 45039-5050(513) 265-8429
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I want you to know that I am very much in favor of President Obama'splan for improving our infrastructure and creating new (much needed)jobs. It also makes sense to me to have the wealthiest Americans (thosethat can afford it) pay more in taxes to fund this plan. Obviously,trickle-down economics doesn't work. If it did, we wouldn't have such aproblem with unemployment. Thank you for listening to and considering
my opinion.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Laura Hoevenaar
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Mr. David Wooster32 Columbia AveAthens, OH 45701-1617(740) 594-2818
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Your vote indicates that you are out of touch with the hardships thatmany lower and middle class Americans are facing. Either out of touch,or you choose to look the other way. This is no way to treat theAmerican people. Shame on you.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. David Wooster
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Ms. Joyce Kahle5921 Oakwood Ave Apt 4Cincinnati, OH 45224-2350(513) 541-0657
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Ms. Joyce Kahle
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Mr. MICHAEL CARPPENTER1963 Brightwood Rd SENew Philadelphia, OH 44663-7723(330) 339-2519
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Enter your message to Sen. PortmanIf any Bills were passed it might make Obama look good ,you would notlike that .Why you give some back instead of steel more.You our a sorry bunch!!
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. MICHAEL CARPPENTER
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Ms. barbara mcallister105 N Hedges StDayton, OH 45403-1322
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
senator portman,please man up and do what is right for the men and women who want to beworkingand please stop ignoring the people that this jobs bill will creategood jobs for.that's what you were elected to do, people in all communities are
hurting , and you don't care .. so start earning your pay and vote forthe Obama jobs act.
Sincerely
Barbara McAllister
105 N Hedges St
Dayton Ohio 45403
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. barbara mcallister
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Dr. Johnnie & Oberta Baker5525 Allyn RdMantua, OH 44255-9606(330) 274-2704
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Dr. Johnnie & Oberta Baker
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Mr. Kevin Crisler2545 Crestwell PlKettering, OH 45420-3732
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Kevin Crisler
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Mr. thomas raphael2936 Eggers PlCincinnati, OH 45211-6722
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. thomas raphael
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Mr. ike johnson2820 Wilbraham RdMiddletown, OH 45042-2442(513) 424-8309
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
VOTE FOR THE JOBS BILL
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. ike johnson
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Mr. J W Brewster Sruse my emailColumbus, OH 43219
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
We need the jobs. You got ajob, let us work also.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. J W Brewster Sr
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Mrs. Rosalind Kvet8496 Ravenna RdChardon, OH 44024-9656
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Rosalind Kvet
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Mr. David Selcer3845 Henderson RdColumbus, OH 43220-2271(614) 326-1123
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Dear Sir:I know you fervently believe in the Republican ideology of small government, no tax increases andbalanced budgets, but I can't also help but believe you are also just part of the Republican railroad trying todump Obama. This means you'll say no to almost anything he proposes. I'm sorry but you're wrong, not asmuch because of your politics as because of your ideology.
Without big government, there would be no space program. Without big government there would be nointernet. Without big government during WWII there would have been no steel industry. Without biggovernment those who have availed themselves of higher education since WWII would not have done so.Without big government, there would be no interstate highway system in this country. Without biggovernment, we wouldn't have the electrical grid we have in the USA. Without big government, far fewerof the elderly would have medical care, and therefore we wouldn't have been the innovation we have in themedical and drug field today. And, most importantly, without big government, PRIVATE INDUSTRYwould never have seen the opportunities for profit that are offshoots of these things, and never parted withtheir money to develop them themselves.
So please get out of the way sir, and let what you cal "big government": spend our way out of thisrecession/depression that all the republican bankers have caused by greedily making loans they know theshouldn't have made.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. David Selcer
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Ms. Gloria Waldeck3616 State Route 534Southington, OH 44470-9701
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Please stand up for the middle class and do not play politics with ourchildren's future. Our young people cannot pay back their collegedebts, get married, or even move out of their parents' homes. That isonly one aspect of the high jobless rate in this country. Please helpthe people who truly need help.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Gloria Waldeck
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Ms. Ruth Farthing602 E Weisheimer RdColumbus, OH 43214-2231
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Ms. Ruth Farthing
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Ms. Ruth Farthing602 E Weisheimer RdColumbus, OH 43214-2231
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Ms. Ruth Farthing
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Ms. Kristi Roumeliote387 Fairway DrColumbus, OH 43214-1847
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
I have been notified that I will be laid off on Dec.15. I have littleor no chance of finding a job which will make over $9 per hour. I am ingreat need of the retraining and other benifits that this act willprovide. Without a job I will loose my house that I have owned for 13years within just a few months. Please consider those of us who willbecome jobless and soon homeless without the American Jobs Act.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Kristi Roumeliote
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Ms. Patricia Howell2968 Schell DrMarion, OH 43302-8612(740) 382-9930
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman,I am not surprised that you put party before country. You probablypledge allegiance to Grover Norquist- instead of our country's flag.I vote and I won't forget. I won't let my family, friends and coworkersforget.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Patricia Howell
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Ms. Sally Hinshaw1573 Kirkley RdColumbus, OH 43221-2221(614) 457-6698
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Don't go with the Republican flow; instead, do what's in the bestinterests of the country and vote FOR the American Jobs Act!
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Sally Hinshaw
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Dr. Diana Orendi2538 Revere DrAkron, OH 44333-2334
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
You should not feel obligated to vote against the Jobs Act just becausemany Republicans have no interest in creating jobs but want thePresident to fail. If you care about Ohioans, help the many unemployedin this area!
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stop
holding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Dr. Diana Orendi
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Mr. Tim Chavez3107 Wareham RdColumbus, OH 43221-2245(614) 442-6956
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
You missed an opportunity to help the people of Ohio.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Tim Chavez
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Mr. Dean Work5163 Melody LnWilloughby, OH 44094-4313
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Dean Work
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Ms. Joyce Fields28 Chilton AveMansfield, OH 44907-1308
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Ms. Joyce Fields
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Ms. Dianne Jenkins913 Neil Armstrong DrWapakoneta, OH 45895-1332(419) 738-3135
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
My innovative idea is to create JOBS for Americans so they can eat, orpay rent. NOT to beat President Obama in the next election! Have aheart and quit playing politics, please!
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Dianne Jenkins
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Mr. David Kolasky4940 Turnbridge RddToledo, OH 43623
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. David Kolasky
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Ms. Gail Carter5638 Force RdShreve, OH 44676-9736
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Where are the jobs you promised us if you got elected? Why did youvote against the job bill? The money and jobs ARE NOT trickling downfrom the rich, Jobs now.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Gail Carter
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Mrs. Nell Taylor3642 Ridge Park DrBroadview Heights, OH 44147-2042(440) 526-7135
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mrs. Nell Taylor
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Ms. Tricia Dykers Koenig3967 Navahoe RdCleveland Heights, OH 44121-2429
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Ms. Tricia Dykers Koenig
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Mr. Timothy Burns2223 Forestlake DrCincinnati, OH 45244-2802
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Once again, you and your fellow Republicans prove to be the party ofNO.How long are you going to let the Tea Party radicals hold you hostage?If your entire platform is to defeat Obama in 2012, do you sincerely
believe doing nothing to address the issues stated above will bringthat about? Don't count on it.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,Mr. Timothy Burns
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Mr. Nolan Hines5001 Miller RdAshville, OH 43103-9510
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerely,
Mr. Nolan Hines
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Mr. John Nagle17211 Melgrave AveCleveland, OH 44135-4421
Oct 13, 2011
Senator Robert PortmanRussell Senate Office Building, Room 338Constitution and Delaware Avenues, NEWashington, DC 20510-3506
Subject: Sen. Portman I'm Disappointed You Voted Against Good Jobs
Dear Senator Portman,
With nearly 30 million Americans unemployed or seeking more work, President Obama's American JobsAct is a critical piece of legislation that would create almost two million good jobs and put our economyback on the path to recovery. It should have passed.
Your vote against the American Jobs Act proves that you don't understand the struggles of everydayAmericans.
Instead of ignoring the millions of unemployed across the country, and siding with millionaires andbillionaires, you, Senator, should be helping working families put food on the table, fill up our gas tanks,help us keep our homes and provide a better future for our children.
Senator Portman,Why is it that we continue to see that youact in the corporations best interest and not in the interest of thepeople that voted you into office. I sit here in awe of the selfishnessof you and the party that you support. That is what I see in the mediaeach and every day - the battle between Republicans and Democrats. Why
do you have this intent in defeating this Jobs Bill but have nosolution of your own in putting out of work Americans back to work. Youkeep giving to these corporations that leave the states and take thethousands of jobs with them to other countries. You, Senator Portman,have become another self serving politician who could have become a manof solutions and made a difference and stood up for the working man. Iwork an average 40 to 60 hour week and have two children in college andwhen I repair something I know I earn my income each and every day. Mycustomers want me back because they have confidence that I will fix theequipment that they have problems with. You, on the other hand, willcontinue breaking the system and eventually will see, at election time,what myself and other voters will see as "our solution". Anew senator!
Sincerely,John Nagle, 17211 Melgrave Ave., Cleveland, OH 44135
Senator Portman, I urge you to stop ignoring the men and women who want to be working. Please stopholding up funding that will create the jobs that people in our communities need.
Sincerel