Savannah Politics

Contact: Chris Crawford (202) 225-5831

KINGSTON OP/ED: ONE SIZE DOESN’T FIT ALL

Washington, Aug 18 -
At 17 percent of our economy - $2.4 trillion - America’s health care system is larger than the gross domestic product of 200 countries including the United Kingdom, Canada and Russia. Changing our delivery system is an enormous task. 
The debate […]

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Blog by Rep. Jack Kingston
 
August 17th, 2009 by Spokesblogger
In response to this article in Saturday’s USA Today, Jack penned this letter: 
“If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.” Timid or arrogant Democrats who conveniently use the wrath of a few protestors to cancel town meetings should be reminded that these words […]

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A Teachable Moment
August 10th, 2009 by: Representative Jack Kingston
Last week after a health care town meeting in Valdosta, Georgia a Valdosta State University student, Ashleigh Kenny, gave me a tee shirt. The front said, “R.I.P. The U.S. Constitution” the back has a Ronald Reagan quote, “In this present crisis, government is not the solution to […]

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JACK KINGSTON TOWN HALL MEETING on the HEALTHCARE BILL
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009- 10 am
Armstrong Center
(The old Publix location across from Savannah Mall)
Please plan to attend and pass the word to all your friends, family, & Associates.
Let’s go and give Jack a Big Thank You for all his good work for us!

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As I’m sure you’ve seen on TV or read in the papers, the debate over health care reform is just heating up.  This is one of the most important issues Congress is going to deal with this year. 
I think we all can agree that the current health care system is broken, but now we need […]

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON D.C. 20515
JACK KINGSTON
FIRST DISTRICT
GEORGIA
HEALTHCARE DEBATE HEATING UP – MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD
Over the years, healthcare spending in the U.S. has grown faster than the rate of inflation and now exceeds $2.4 trillion annually – nearly one-fifth (17%) of our nation’s economy.
We all agree that healthcare should be more affordable and accessible.  Disagreement […]

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Friends,
I know many of you are concerned about the current direction of our government and unhappy with our representatives.  Here is your chance to make a difference.
On Friday, April 24th Sarah and I will be hosting an event for you to meet and speak with Lt. Col. Wayne Mosley, candidate for the U.S. Congress in […]

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NEWS FROM JACK KINGSTON || FIRST DISTRICT OF GEORGIA   
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Contact: Chris Crawford (202) 225-5831
February 6, 2009        or cell - (202) 557-6446       
KINGSTON VOTES AGAINST TRILLION-DOLLAR BAIT AND SWITCH
Congressman sees lack of worker protection, misdirected spending as poison pill
WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman Jack Kingston (R/GA-1) today voted against […]

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As Congress and the new administration address our ailing economy, there is one goal which we must share – job creation. That is why I have cosponsored the Economic Recovery and Middle-Class Tax Relief Act of 2009, which would provide incentive-based relief to job creators and would reduce the cost that the federal government imposes […]

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Elections 2008:  The Winners and Losers!
 
With the culmination of the 2008 election season, Georgia didn’t follow the national trend and continued as a Republican-dominated political state (and from my perspective, that isn’t such a bad thing).  This article will name those who were the big winners, those who lost, and those who need to rethink […]

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