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Tom Marino - forThe U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 10th congressional district, serving since 2011.
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U.S. Rep. Tom Marino promises aid
U.S. Rep. Tom Marino leaned carefully over the edge of the giant hole that blocked passage on Neitz Road.As water trickled down a little stream that flows into Johnson Run, Point Township Supervisor and road master George Geise told Marino, R-10 of Cogan Station, the corrugated metal pipes beneath the road were installed in 1972, when Hurricane Agnes washed out the bridge that had been there.“This is what I’m consistently seeing throughout the district,” Marino said Tuesday. “This didn’t happen overnight.”Hours after President Obama gave a disaster ...
Tom Marino: No Time For Politics Harry!
Congressman Tom Marino from the 10th District in Pennsylvania gave a moving speech in an attempt to influence politicians to support the citizens on the east coast devastated by recent floods. What he did is was remarkable. He stood up, said exactly what needed to be said based on his experiences physically being with his constituents in these difficult times, and told politicians like Harry Reid to stop with the games. Interestingly enough, while the Republican dominated House expeditiously passed the recently proposed bill to assist those ravaged with hell, the Democrat dominated Senate ...
Marino Ditches Secur. Meet. To Speak To Tea Party Protesters
ThinkProgress reported that Rep. Tom Marino (R-PA), who sits on the House Foreign Affairs’ subcommittee on Africa, wondered whether the U.S.’s intervention in Libya means we might “go into Africa next.” Libya is, of course, in Africa. Jay Leno joked last night, “You see why he’s not on the intelligence committee. Even Sarah Palin’s going ‘get a map!’” Marino’s office scrambled to respond to our story, telling reporters that the congressman was making a distinction between our aerial bombing of Libya and the potential deployment ...
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Rep. Marino Leads Effort to Clarify Comey Comments on Clinton Email Scandal Washington D.C.— On Monday, Rep. Tom Marino (PA-10) sent a letter to FBI Director James Comey asking for clarification on the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of an illegal email server while Secretary of State. Thirty-four congressman joined Rep. Marino in sending this letter. In an exchange with Rep. Trey Gowdy (SC-04), Director Comey admitted that Mrs. Clinton’s public statements were inconsistent with what the FBI found in their investigation. However, Hillary Clinton has since stated this is not what the FBI director meant. Rep. Marino’s letter asks the FBI to not only clarify this discrepancy, but to also send the transcripts/notes/recordings of Mrs. Clinton’s interview with the FBI to Congress for further review. Rep. Marino issued the following statement: “I am done sitting idly by as too big to fail politicians get away with breaking the law and misleading the American people. Hillary Clinton used an illegal server and acted in an ‘extremely reckle |
Rep. Marino Responds to FBI Release of Clinton Investigation Notes Washington D.C.— On Friday, the FBI released documents and notes from their investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of an illegal, private email server while Secretary of State. In July, Director James Comey testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform regarding the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server. While the director noted Clinton and her staff acted in an "extremely carless" manner when handling sensitive information, he recommended no charges be brought against her. In an attempt to clarify, Congressman Marino sent a letter to Director Comey asking for a release of FBI documents and notes surrounding the Clinton investigation. Thirty-four congressmen joined Rep. Marino in sending the letter in August. Congressman Tom Marino (PA-10) issued the following statement: "We already knew that Hillary Clinton acted in an 'extremely careless' manner when handling highly sensitive, classified information. These new |
Rep. Marino Praises Sunbury Pipeline Project Washington D.C. — On Wednesday, construction for what will be the 35-mile-long Sunbury Pipeline began in Shamokin Dam. The pipeline is being built by UGI Energy Services and will be located entirely within north central Pennsylvania. It will carry natural gas from Lycoming County through parts of Montour, Northumberland, Union and Snyder counties on its way to the Hummel Station power plant. The pipeline is scheduled for completion by the end of the year and once operational, the pipeline will provide enough natural gas to power approximately 1 million homes. Rep. Tom Marino (PA-10) released the following statement after today’s groundbreaking: “The Sunbury Pipeline is being built by a Pennsylvania company, using Pennsylvania resources, to provide natural gas to all Pennsylvanians. The project will bring hundreds of jobs to the Commonwealth, stimulate the local economy and enhance energy reliability. The construction of this pipeline would not have been possible without the co |
Rep. Marino Responds to Dallas Attack Washington D.C.—Congressman Tom Marino (PA-10) issued the following statement after the attack on Dallas law enforcement officials that left 5 dead and several injured: “Yesterday our nation experienced the deadliest attack on law enforcement since 9/11. The senseless loss of life this week is horrific and my thoughts are with the families of those who have been tragically taken. Instead of unifying and bringing our country together, too many of our leaders, including our president, have been the driving force in dividing us and pitting our citizens against one another. Some of this rhetoric has vilified our law enforcement to the point where individuals believe it is ok to commit mass murder against this community. The Dallas police chief said it himself - most days he and his team do not feel support. The very people who have dedicated their lives to protect us feel ostracized. Still, these officers ran headlong into danger and risked their lives so that the people around them a |
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