Congressional Staffer Elizabeth Hurley Burks

Elizabeth Hurley Burks , Congressional Staffer - Privately Financed Travel
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	No.	Cost
Trips Taken	6	$13,592
Top Approver	5	$12,474	- Rep. Jim Turner (-TX)
Top Sponsor	1	$7,648	- Asan Foundation

View Details / PDF	Dates	Sponsor	Approver	Destination/ Purpose	Cost
	10/07/05-10/09/05	Third Way	Lincoln, Sen. Blanche (-AR)	Cambridge, MD Third Way staff retreat titled Maintaining U.S. Dominance in the Global Economy	$1,117.33
	06/27/03-06/29/03	Community Financial Services Association of America	Turner, Rep. Jim (-TX)	Jackson Hole, WY Forum on payday advance issues	$2,218.00
	02/21/03-02/23/03	George Mason University Mercatus Center	Turner, Rep. Jim (-TX)	Philadelphia, PA Chiefs-of-staff retreat	$650.00
	11/11/00-11/18/00	Asan Foundation	Turner, Rep. Jim (-TX)	Seoul, South Korea To increase knowledge of Korea's economy, government, military, culture and private sector businesse... more	$7,648.00
	05/05/00-05/07/00	Entergy Corp.	Turner, Rep. Jim (-TX)	New Orleans, LA Discussion of electric utilities in the wake of utility deregulation	$933.96
	04/15/00-04/22/00	American Foreign Policy Council	Turner, Rep. Jim (-TX)	Moscow, Russia Congressional delegation to Russian Duma	$1,025.00
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by Jane Hauser

on 11/21/2009 03:59 PM EST

Thank you!

I have been trying to contact Senator Blanche Lincoln to no avail. I totally disagree with her argument against the Public Option. As an American citizen it should not matter that I am not from Arkansas in order to contact her office by telephone or e-mail. She has enough staff - we pay for - to handle calls and e-mails. Back to the "Reagan argument" about too much government as regards to Health Care, you must consider that Health Care is a Human Right. For-profit insurance companies culd tak the slack in what a public insurance cannot cover. The price of pharmaceutical drugs in the U.S. is outrageous! Certain doctors and clinics are "for-profit" which is entirely against the oath they take when becoming doctors (ditto for Pharmacists). That the government has let such predatory practices to prevail is "too big" to swallow. Jane Hauser anehauser@free.fr