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- CAROLYN IN THE NEWS
- Fighting for New Yorkers, a strong economy and equal opportunity, Maloney pushes through a broad agenda in Washington. She is a national leader with extensive accomplishments on security, financial services, the economy, and women’s issues.
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- AN EQUAL RIGHT TO GET SICK? NOT IN NEW YORK CITY
- JUNE 3 | DRUM MAJOR INSTITUTE - Continued anxiety over swine flu is a poignant reminder that only some New York City residents can afford to stay home if they or their children fall ill. A Marketplace of Ideas panel on paid sick leave that included Councilwoman Gale Brewer, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, Sara Flocks from Young Workers United . . .
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- LAWMAKERS URGE FED TO TIGHTEN OVERDRAFT FEES RULES
- MAY 28 | REUTERS - Consumers simply shouldn't be enrolled in overdraft programs without their consent," said U.S. Representative Carolyn Maloney, chairman of the congressional Joint Economic Committee . . .
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- REP. MALONEY THANKS PRESIDENT OBAMA FOR DEDICATING WEEKLY RADIO ADDRESS TO CREDIT CARD REFORM
- MAY 11 | SPECIAL FEATURE - Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) applauded President Barack Obama for using his weekly radio address Saturday to promote credit card reform. Maloney is the author of H.R. 627, the Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights . . .
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- THE CREDIT CARD SQUEEZE
- MAY 11 | NEW YORK TIMES - "Tough new Federal Reserve rules to keep big banks from arbitrarily ratcheting up fees and interest need to kick in now, not next year."
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- CAROLYN FIGHTING FOR CREDIT CARD CONSUMERS
- APRIL 30 | MSNBC TODAY SHOW - "When it comes to credit cards, doing the right thing and playing by the rules just doesn’t work for consumers..."
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- STILL NOT EQUAL
- APRIL 28 | HUFFINGTON POST - In the aftermath of the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center, the daunting and complicated task of distributing victim compensation began to take shape. The compensation plan, as it was originally proposed, was based on outdated government formulas which assumed that women victims...
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- CAROLYN MALONEY WELCOMES SCOTT MURPHY AS HER NEWEST COLLEAGUE IN CONGRESS
- April 24, 2009 | PRESS RELEASES - "I am thrilled that Scott Murphy will be joining the New York Congressional Delegation as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives. I was proud to campaign for him, and I am delighted that ...
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- CAROLYN MALONEY : CREDIT CARDHOLDERS BILL OF RIGHTS LONG OVERDUE
- April 23, 2009 | SPECIAL FEATURE - Carolyn Maloney talks about the hottest proposal on Capitol Hill right now, a very important consumer protection that would stop the most abusive practices of the credit card industry. Maloney said, "It puts fair market practices back into the system. I believe it will help the economy, the institutions and the consumer. It's long overdue."
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- MALONEY TALKS MONEY
- March 27, 2009 | CNBC - Insight on her support of the President's plan for TARP, the stimulus and compensation, with Rep. Carolyn Maloney, (D-NY) Joint Economic Committee. . . .
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- CAROLYN MALONEY: THE MANHATTAN YOUNG DEMOCRATS
- March 26, 2009 | MYD - So the next time you brush past a young midtown tourist on their first trip to New York you should think about Carolyn Maloney. She might be one of our Congresswomen ...
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- MALONEY BILL WOULD TAX AIG BONUSES AT 100%
- March 18, 2009 | MSNBC TODAY SHOW - Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a Co-sponsor of a house bill that would seek to tax 100% of the money in bonuses paid to AIG executives talks to NBC's David Gregory.
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- OLD GILLIBRAND FOES UNITE FOR MALONEY
- March 12, 2009 | DAILY NEWS- A reader forwarded this invite to a fundraising breakfast being held Friday morning on March 13, 2009 for Rep. Carolyn Maloney with a note that suggested paying close attention to the (rather lengthy) list of individuals on the host committee. . .
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