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Richard Hanna - forU.S. Representative for New York - member of the Republican Party.
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Nature interferes with Rep. Hanna's pace-setting legislation
U.S. Rep. Richard Hanna was all set to make a big splash last week when House leaders agreed to vote on his bill that would require federal agencies to honor employees killed in the line of duty by giving flags to their families. Hanna's "Civilian Service Recognition Act" had managed to gain bipartisan support in a fiercely divided House of Representatives. The Oneida County Republican had 21 co-sponsors, including at least 10 Democrats. With the bill listed for a vote Wednesday under a suspension of the rules, its passage was all but assured. But alas, nature intervened. Hanna's flight out ...
Rep. Richard Hanna – Why I Voted Yes on H.R. 822
I voted Yes on H.R. 822, the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act, of which I am a co-sponsor. This bill allows an individual with a valid state-issued concealed firearm permit to carry in any other state that issues concealed firearm permits, or that does not prohibit the carrying of concealed firearms for lawful purposes. Instead, the bill requires states to recognize each others’ permits, in a similar manner to how they recognize drivers’ licenses. Importantly, H.R. 822 does not change state laws regulating how concealed firearms are carried within any state. All state, ...
Obama signs Hanna's flag bill to honor employees killed ...
...on duty President Barack Obama today signed into law a Central New York congressman's legislation to honor federal civilian employees killed in the line of duty. Obama invited Rep. Richard Hanna, R-Barneveld, to the White House this morning for a private signing ceremony of the Civilian Service Recognition Act of 2011. The legislation for the first time allows American flags to be presented to the families of any federal employee killed as a result of a criminal act, terrorist attack, natural disaster or extraordinary event as determined by the president. Until now, each federal agency ...
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A House cleaning for New York By DICK MORRIS & EILEEN MCGANN NEW YORK POST New York state’s congressional dele gation could see huge changes in the midterm elections. A virtual purge of Democrats is quite possible, with as many as 11 seats changing hands. New York is traditionally a late-deciding state because of the high cost of media here and [...] |
Hanna: ‘The office belongs to all of us’ By BRYON ACKERMAN Observer-Dispatch BARNEVELD – Richard Hanna isn’t waiting until Jan. 1 to start his transformation to congressman. Hanna, a Republican, has spent much of his time since Tuesday’s election making phone calls – including reaching out to local officials such as Republican Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente and Democratic Utica Mayor David Roefaro, [...] |
Hanna: People lack confidence in future and government By Tom Grace The Daily Star Cooperstown News Bureau Richard Hanna has spent the better part of three years running for Congress in New York’s 24th Congressional District, and from what he’s seen, the biggest issue in the land is lack of confidence in the future. “Of course people are worried about jobs and the [...] |
The Post-Standard Endorses Hanna The Post-Standard Editorial Board Rep. Bill Owens, D-Plattsburgh, considers himself a “centrist,” while 24th District Rep. Michael Arcuri is a “Blue Dog Democrat.” Both cross the partisan divide and break with party orthodoxy. But the Blue Dogs occasionally stray into open rebellion and divisiveness. Richard Hanna, Arcuri’s Republican opponent for the second time, is a [...] |
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