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1/30/2008
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Philadelphia City Paper: Her aim is true
In just her second term, Schwartz, 59, has already earned two money slots -- on the House Budget Committee and the Committee on Ways and Means. In an interview with City Paper conducted a day before she took off for a tour of Iraq, Schwartz said it has been tricky to come up with economic fixes that are palatable to both Democrats and Republicans. Congress needs to move fast to make a difference, she noted, but said that it must also come up with a policy that President Bush won't veto.
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12/13/2006
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Philadelphia Inquirer: Seat on Ways and Means gives Schwartz new clout
WASHINGTON - Two-for-one trades happen all the time in sports, but not all that often in Congress. Rep. Allyson Y. Schwartz (D., Pa.) announced yesterday that she was being appointed to the powerful Ways and Means Committee, while giving up spots on both the Budget and the Transportation and Infrastructure panels.
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12/13/2006
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Morning Call: Schwartz lands big position
December 13, 2006 - Rep. Allyson Schwartz, soon to be Pennsylvania's lone congresswoman, continued her climb up the state's political ladder Tuesday with her appointment to the powerful House Ways and Means Committee.
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11/16/2006
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Jewish Exponent: A Triumphant Schwartz Remains Optimistic About the Future
U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz (D-District 13), who was overwhelmingly re-elected to a second term in Congress, said rather than up the partisan ante, the new majority party will bring cordiality and open discussion back to Capitol Hill.
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10/26/2006
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Northeast Times: Schwartz for Congress
"I take this job seriously," says Mrs. Schwartz. So too should voters as they pick their next U.S. representative. Allyson Schwartz is the right woman for the job. Come Election Day, we enthusiastically urge voters to select Rep. Schwartz.
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10/20/2006
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Philadelphia Inquirer: Editorial | Allyson Schwartz for Congress
This mainly Democratic district covers most of Northeast Philadelphia and much of southeastern and central Montgomery County. The Edge: Schwartz. Strong: Clearly superior
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