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Eric Cantor Endorses Mitt Romney
March 4, 2012 GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney received a key endorsement Sunday morning when House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia endorsed him on NBC's Meet the Press.
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Amid Lots Of Talk About A 'Blow Up,' Budget Talks Will Resume
July 14, 2011 While there's some disagreement over exactly what happened, those who were there say that President Obama did leave Wednesday's discussions after a pointed exchange with House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA). But leaders meet again later today.
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Rep. Cantor: Schiller's Resignation Doesn't Change Minds On NPR Funding
March 9, 2011 "Our concern is not about any one person at NPR, rather it's about millions of taxpayers," the House majority leader says.
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NPR Should Get No More Taxpayer Funding: House GOP's Cantor
March 8, 2011 Reacting to a video that showed an NPR executive making controversial comments about Republicans, conservatives and Tea Party activists, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor said the video proved NPR and public broadcasting generally shouldn't get taxpayer money.
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House GOP Big Winner On Bill To Avert Shutdown
March 1, 2011 House GOP leaders got a big win on the short-term spending bill, keeping Democrats on the defensive.
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Boehner, House GOP Accuse Obama Of 'Punting' On Deficit, Debt Woes
February 15, 2011 House Republicans continued criticizing Obama's budget, accusing him of failing to lead on getting the nation's fiscal house in order.
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Nancy Pelosi Tweets Eric Cantor She's Already Got SOTU Date
January 25, 2011 Pelosi told Cantor she had already committed to Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, a Maryland Republican. Here's hoping she or an aide called Cantor or his people first so that he didn't learn about it on Twitter.
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New House Republicans Get Friendly Advice
November 23, 2010 Among the advice, freshman House Republicans were told to read and reread the Constitution. One veteran lawmaker also advised that in order to avoid an ambush by the media, they use the tunnels under the Capitol complex when they cast floor votes.