Lou Barletta for Congress

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Lou Barletta: The Man Who Started It All

Hazleton, PA, Mayor Lou Barletta was the first local official to stand up for his community against illegal immigration. He created the Illegal Immigration Relief Act, which was made Hazleton's law in Summer 2006. Now, Lou Barletta is running for Congress. Lou stood up for us -- it's time we all stand with Lou.

A Proven Leader

Lou Barletta, candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania's 11th District and mayor of Hazleton, PA, is a proven leader who has won the Governor's Award for Fiscal Responsibility and Best Management Practices, and was named Pennsylvania's Mayor of the Year. Lou will bring fiscal responsibility and common sense to Washington, D.C. This is Lou's first campaign commercial in 2010.

MSNBC - Lou Barletta will win

During a discussion about the anti-illegal-immigration law in Arizona on MSNBC's 'Morning Joe,' commentator Pat Buchanan says Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta will beat Paul Kanjorski in the November election. July 7, 2010

Rep. Paul Kanjorski discovers foreclosures affect all Americans

Lou Barletta demands that Paul Kanjorski apologize for comments he made during this U.S. House of Representatives hearing Wednesday in which he called some people “defective” and said minorities are not “good American people.”

Lou Barletta Wants to Protect LEGAL Workers

Lou Barletta, Mayor of Hazleton, PA, and candidate for Congress in the 11th District, strongly disagrees with the U.S. Secretary of Labor when it comes to LEGAL workers and illegal aliens.

Lou Barletta Stands for You

Lou Barletta, mayor of Hazleton, PA, and candidate for U.S. Congress in the 11th District, will not give Mexican President Felipe Calderon a standing ovation when he bashes an American law the way so many in Congress did in May 2010.

Fannie and Freddie: Too Complicated To Address?

Paul Kanjorski appears on CNBC and says that Fannie and Freddie are too complicated to address. Fannie and Freddie have now cost taxpayers $145 billion to bail them out, and the Democrats are ignoring the need to reform the GSEs. CNBC Rick Santelli fires back to Kanjorski: "You think taxpayers that go to work to pay the money you are subsidizing, it will end up a half a trillion, do you think they think complicated is an excuse?"

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