U.S. Rep. Steven LaTourette (R - OH)

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  • Question:

    Whatever happened to your commitment to term limits?

    Asked by: john chappell from Willoughby, OH. Received 18 Votes.
    Answer:

    Listen to: U.S. Rep. Steven LaTourette (R-OH)

    Well, term limits was part of the ‘Contract With America’, we had a vote on the floor that would have made federal term limits to 12 years, 6 terms, because there was a court case out in California that indicated that the state referendums like in Ohio were unconstitutional. It failed and as a result we don’t have federal term limits. And now that I’ve been here for a little bit I see that my opinion, two opinions, I think term limits has ruined the state legislature in Ohio and given us a lot of bad government.

    Answered on Jul 28th, 2008 More

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    If you weren't in politics, what specific job would you most like to have, and why?

    Asked by: Micah Sifry from Hastings On Hudson, NY. Received 5 Votes.
    Categories: Campaign 2008. Tags: character · empathy · imagination.
    Answer:

    Listen to: U.S. Rep. Steven LaTourette (R-OH)

    Xie: If you were not in politics, what job would you want to have and why?

    LaTourette: I probably would like to teach law. I’ve practiced law. I’ve enforced law, and now I make law. I’d like to impart some of that knowledge to young folks who are thinking about becoming lawyers.

    Xie: What kind of satisfaction can you get from that?

    Answered on Apr 16th, 2008 More

  • Question:

    Should the government give tax incentives to bike commuters?

    Asked by: PacificFish from Washington, DC. Received 15 Votes.
    Categories: Energy · Environment.
    Answer:

    Listen to: U.S. Rep. Steven LaTourette (R-OH)

    If someone does the environmentally conscious thing, parks the car in the garage and rides the bicycle to work. We should reward that behavior.

    Answered on Jan 16th, 2008 More

  • Question:

    Would you support legislation to make some fast food restaurants post calorie information on their menus or menu boards?

    Asked by: techopman from Washington, DC.
    Categories: Agriculture · Health. Tags: food.
    Answer:

    Listen to: U.S. Rep. Steven LaTourette (R-OH)

    “I think it is stupid. When I go to Cheesecake Factory and order a big slab of cheesecake, I know it is not good for me. But the reason I go to restaurants is to get stuff I can’t have at home or my wife won’t let me have it at home.”

    Answered on Nov 5th, 2007 More

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