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Today, Congressman Tim Walberg (R-MI) released the following statement after the House passed a two week continuing resolution:

The U.S. House voted today to repeal an onerous requirement created under the health care law. The provision would require businesses to issue IRS 1099 forms for all payments over $600. In voting for the repeal, Congressman Tim Walberg (R-MI) issued the following statement:

Congressman Tim Walberg voted against passing a second short-term funding measure in the US House today. If enacted, the Continuing Resolution would last for just 3 weeks.

After voting, Congressman Walberg released the following statement:

Congressman Tim Walberg voted today in favor of H.R. 861, the NSP Termination Act, which would terminate an ineffective program and return up to $1 billion dollars to the taxpayer.

Today,Congressman Tim Walberg invited all high school aged students from the 7^thDistrict to participate in this year’s annual Congressional Art Contest. After each participating congressional district chooses its winning entry, the winning piece of art will be displayed for an entire year in the Cannon Tunnel to the U.S.

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the government’s takeover of health care being signed into law by President Obama.

In recognition of the anniversary of the job-killing law, Congressman Walberg released the following statement:

Today,Congressman Tim Walberg voted to save $30 billion dollars in taxpayer funds by supporting H.R. 839, the HAMP Termination Act. The bill would terminate the Home Affordable Modification Program, commonly known as HAMP.