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01/25/2012

McNerney Statement On The State Of The Union Address

Jan. 24, 2012 Washington, D.C. – In response to President Obama’s third State of the Union speech, Congressman Jerry McNerney released the following statement: “Tonight, the president spoke about issues that are facing every American.  He showed that he is aware of...

01/25/2012

McNerney And California Members Call On President For Action To Address Foreclosure Crisis

Jan. 25, 2012 Washington, D.C. – This morning, Congressman Jerry McNerney and several of his colleagues from California called on President Obama to act immediately and aggressively to address the foreclosure crisis.  California has been disproportionately affected by the foreclosure crisis,...

01/05/2012

Rep. Jerry McNerney promotes volunteerism

Lodi News-Sentinel January 5, 2012 In commemoration of Martin Luther King Day this month, Rep. Jerry McNerney, D-Pleasanton, is asking everyone to volunteer their time to an effort of their choice. McNerney will participate in volunteer efforts throughout his district, which includes the...

12/21/2011

Lawmakers push to hurry VA site

Stockton Record December 21, 2011 Three congressmen representing the San Joaquin Valley have called on President Barack Obama to expedite the construction of new medical facilities for veterans to be built in San Joaquin County. The bipartisan trio touted the economic needs...

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Constituent Spotlight: Gilbert Woehl, WWII Veteran

Constituent Spotlight: Gilbert Woehl, WWII Veteran

I had the honor of interviewing Mr. Gilbert Woehl, a World War II Veteran and former POW from Lodi, for the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress.  It was an honor to speak with Mr. Woehl as he described his wartime experiences and the sacrifices he made for our country.  Supporting our veterans is one of my highest priorities and I will continue to fight to make sure that veterans like Mr. Woehl receive the benefits they’ve earned and deserve. For more information about the Veterans History Project, I encourage you to visit the following website: http://www.loc.gov/vets/