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Time for Regular Americans to Hold Special Orders for Congress

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House Republican Conference Secretary John Carter (TX-31) will host an hour of live Special Orders Speeches tonight on CPSAN on restoring the Rule of Law on issues like ACORN; giving the public, the media, and Congress a minimum three days to read bills before voting; reigning in the dozens of "Czars" now running the federal government without Senate approval; a first ever audit…

Carter sponsors veteran small business loans bill

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Killeen Daily HeraldSeptember 23, 2009Congressman John Carter, R-Round Rock, last week co-sponsored the Veteran-Owned Small Business Promotion Act of 2009.The act seeks to reinstate a program that provides loans to small businesses for a number of reasons, including: financing plant construction, conversion or expansion; financing the purchase of equipment, facilities or supplies; or…

Restoring the Rule of Law: America Fights Back

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By Congressman John CarterACORN is being stripped of federal funding after nationwide vote fraud convictions and release of a video-taped prostitution-mortgage scam in four cities.The tax-evasions of U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and House Ways and Means Chairman Charlie Rangel are back in the national spotlight after both launched new efforts to rough up fellow taxpayers for the…

Fort Hood to benefit from $6.6 million maintenance contract

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A $6.6 million contract will help maintain Army equipment at Fort Hood, Congressman John Carter (R-TX) announced Thursday.The work, awarded by the Department of the Army, will be performed by Mississippi-based L-3 Communications Vertex Aerospace."This contract not only will help improve Fort Hood in my district, but it will help ensure the safety and success of our country’s…

Tarleton wins $1.5 million criminal justice grant

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Tarleton State University will be able to advance its crime-fighting capabilities as the recipient of a $1.5 million grant, Congressman John Carter (R-TX) announced today.The U.S. Department of Justice awarded the grant to help improve the criminal justice system, prevent and combat juvenile delinquency, and help victims of crime."This grant not only will help fight crime and protect…

House Republicans Celebrate Revival of the Rule of Law

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House Republicans will celebrate the revival of the Rule of Law during special orders speeches tonight on CSPAN, as Members join Conference Secretary John Carter in reviewing last week’s vote to ban federal funding for ACORN, the continuing fight to seek a full audit of the Federal Reserve, and to hold U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner to the same tax penalty standards as UBS…

Carter Calls for Military Health Screenings

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Members of the military will be able to receive mental health screenings upon returning from deployment under legislation that Congressman John Carter (R-TX) co-sponsored today.The Post-Deployment Health Assessment Act of 2009 directs the Secretary of Defense to provide an in-person mental health screening for each deployed member of the Armed Forces.The goal of the act is to identify…

Carter Pushes for Veteran Small Business Loans

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To ensure that veterans can continue to run their small businesses, Congressman John Carter (R-TX) has co-sponsored the Veteran-Owned Small Business Promotion Act of 2009.The act seeks to reinstate a program that provides loans to small businesses for a number of reasons, including: financing plant construction, conversion or expansion; financing the purchase of equipment, facilities or…

Medicare cuts would compromise vital health services

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A proposal from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that would cut Medicare payments to the physicians who manage heart disease and cancer is now being fought by Congressman John Carter (R-TX).The plan by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid would cut the payments for services provided by cardiologists and oncologists by as much as 40 percent."If this proposal stands,…

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