| February 2011 |
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SENATOR CARDIN APPLAUDS SENATE REPEAL OF EXPANDED 1099 REPORTING REQUIREMENT FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
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CARDIN SAYS MORE INVESTMENTS NEEDED TO KEEP AMERICA'S DRINKING WATER SAFE
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CARDIN, MIKULSKI LAUD JOB-TRAINING GRANT FOR TRANSPORTATION LEARNING CENTER IN SILVER SPRING
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CHAIRMAN BOXER, SENATOR CARDIN AND EPW COLLEAGUES' STATEMENT ON PROPOSED INHOFE/UPTON/WHITFIELD BILL THAT WOULD ROLL BACK PROTECTIONS FROM CARBON POLLUTION
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CARDIN URGES EGYPTIAN LEADERSHIP TO HEED CALLS FOR A SWIFT AND PEACEFUL TRANSITION
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SENATE DEMS URGE TOP REPUBLICANS ON HOUSE SPENDING PANELS TO REJECT PAUL'S CALL TO END FOREIGN AID TO ISRAEL
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SENATORS CARDIN, MIKULSKI INTRODUCE BILL IN 112TH CONGRESS TO ESTABLISH TWO NATIONAL PARKS TO HONOR LIFE OF HARRIET TUBMAN
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| January 2011 |
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SENATOR CARDIN JOINS HUD SECRETARY DONOVAN TO HIGHLIGHT ENERGY EFFICIENT INNOVATION AT AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN BALTIMORE
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SENATOR CARDIN SELECTED FOR SEAT ON FINANCE COMMITTEE
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CARDIN SAYS ECONOMIC GROWTH IS TIED TO IMPROVEMENTS IN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE
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SENATOR CARDIN CO-SPONSORS BIPARTISAN BILL TO REPEAL EXPANDED 1099 REPORTING REQUIRMENT FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
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SENATOR CARDIN CALLS ON PRESIDENT TO INCLUDE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE IN SIX-YEAR PLAN FOR INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT
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CARDIN STATEMENT ON THE STATE OF THE UNION
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SENATOR CARDIN TELLS BALTIMORE COUNTY SENIORS THAT REPEAL OF NEW HEALTH CARE LAW WOULD INCREASE HEALTH CARE COSTS
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CARDIN CALLS LATEST WATER MAIN BREAK AN URGENT REMINDER OF NEED TO UPDATE OUR NATION'S AGING WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
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CARDIN, COLLINS OPPOSE BROADER USE OF E15 FUELS
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CARDIN SAYS REPEALING HEALTH CARE REFORM WOULD JEOPARDIZE THE HEALTH OF AMERICANS AND OUR ECONOMY
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SENATORS CARDIN, MIKULSKI APPLAUD SELECTION OF NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE TO REVIEW HEALTH STUDIES ON FT. DETRICK AREA CONTAMINATION
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CARDIN URGES U.S. TO USE UNITED NATION'S VETO POWER TO BLOCK POTENTIAL ANTI-ISRAEL RESOLUTION
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CARDIN BRINGS FEDS AND MARYLANDERS TOGETHER AS PARTNERS TO CLEAN UP STORMWATER POLLUTION
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