Democratic Press Releases

October 2008

Date Title
10/30/08 Kerry, Snowe Push for More Time for Women's Procurement Rule
10/29/08 Kerry, Snowe Promote Best Practices for Entrepreneurs
10/27/08 Kerry Honors Women Entrepreneurs on Anniversary of Women's Business Ownership Act
10/23/08 Kerry Response to the Failure of the Administration to Meet its Small Business Goal
10/21/08 GAO Report says More Needed to Fix Failed Bush Policies
10/20/08 Kerry Response to Bernanke Testimony on the Economic Outlook
10/20/08 Kerry Urges Bush to Help America's Small Businesses

September 2008

Date Title
9/29/08 Administration Creates Roadblocks for Women-Owned Businesses
9/25/08 Kerry Initiative Helps Main Street, Small Businesses
9/23/08 Senators Push for Low-Interest Loans for Disaster Victims
9/11/08 Kerry Addresses the Hurdles for Underserved Entrepreneurs
9/9/08 Kerry Honors Mass. Women
9/9/08 Kerry Calls for More Action to Help Women Business Owners

August 2008

Date Title
8/11/08 Kerry Calls for a Stronger Response to the Credit Crunch

July 2008

Date Title
7/31/08 Requesting, in response to the challenges posed to small businesses by the cost of energy, that the SBA provide a progress report on the implementation of vital energy efficiency programs. Files
7/31/08 Kerry, Snowe Press SBA on Energy Efficiency to Ease Crisis
7/30/08 Kerry-Snowe Small Business Innovation Research Bill Passes Senate Committee
7/30/08 Kerry's Small Business Innovation Research Bill Passes Senate Committee
7/17/08 Kerry Holds SBA Accountable for Disadvantaged Business Fraud
7/11/08 $107 Million Budget Increase for SBA, Small Business Programs Passes Committee

June 2008

Date Title
6/25/08 Kerry on Baruah Nomination for Small Business Administration
6/25/08 Kerry, Snowe Urge Relief for New Englanders from Home Heating Oil Costs
6/20/08 Kerry to Hold Hearing on Heating Oil Prices
6/20/08 Kerry, Snowe Praise Sarbanes-Oxley Extension for Small Businesses
6/12/08 Expressing concern that the SBA's proposed implementation of the women's procurement program fails to adequately address the interests of women owned businesses. Files
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