Democratic Press Releases

March 2007

Date Title
3/2/07 Kerry, Snowe to press Small Business Role in Climate Change Policy
3/1/07 Kerry Calls for Reviews of Disaster Recovery Contracting Practices
3/1/07 Kerry: Gulf Coast Needs More than Empty Promises

February 2007

Date Title
2/28/07 Kerry: Small Business Budget Inadequate, More Action Needed on Disaster Loan Program
2/28/07 Landrieu Introduces SBA Expedited Loan Legislation
2/23/07 Kerry, Snowe Urge Sarbanes-Oxley Extension for Small Firms
2/14/07 GAO Report Confirms Bipartisan Call for Accountability in Disaster Loan Program
2/13/07 Small Business Health Care Debate Moves Beyond AHPs
2/8/07 Kerry Urges Bush to Support Microloans for America's Entrepreneurs as U.S. Funds Microloans Overseas
2/8/07 Landrieu Introduces Gulf Coast Small Business Recovery Package
2/7/07 Kerry on Temp Small Biz Reauthorization Passage
2/7/07 Kerry: Bush’s Budget Doesn’t Get Job Done for Massachusetts Small Businesses
2/6/07 Kerry: Bush's Budget Doesn't Get Job Done for Small Business
2/1/07 Kerry and Snowe Climate Bill Would Reduce Emissions 65 percent by 2050

January 2007

Date Title
1/31/07 Kerry Urges Administration to Increase Federal Assistance for Veteran and Reservist Small Business Owners
1/25/07 Kerry: President's State of the Union Ignored Small Businesses
1/24/07 Senate Passes Key Funding for Women’s Business Centers
1/23/07 Bipartisan Provision To Ease Regulatory Burden on Small Businesses Unanimously Passes Senate Today
1/5/07 Sen. Kerry's Small Business Priorities
1/5/07 Improving Disaster Loan Program a Top Priority for 110th Congress

December 2006

Date Title
12/7/06 Comprehensive Bill To Provide Immediate Relief To Disaster Victims Introduced

November 2006

Date Title
11/30/06 Kerry on Sarbanes-Oxley and Keeping Small Businesses Competitive
11/22/06 Senator Kerry urges Governor Romney to join him in requesting that SBA Issue Disaster Declaration in Danvers
11/14/06 John Kerry to Lead Small Business Panel

September 2006

Date Title
9/29/06 Kerry Ensures TSA Contracts Will Go to Small Businesses
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