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Speaker Boehner and House Republicans are set to shut down the job-creating Export-Import Bank.

Associated Press – GOP-led Congress prepared to let Export-Import Bank expire

While Republicans remain fixated on their partisan, budget ploys that threaten another Republican Government Shutdown, Leader Pelosi and House Democrats continue to work tirelessly to address the draconian sequester that impacts our national security and our ability to make investments that grow our economy:

Speaker Boehner and House Republicans have had three opportunities in recent months to renew the job-creating Export-Import Bank.  Today on the House floor, Democrats will offer Republicans another, final chance to do the right thing and renew the charter for the job-creating, small business supporting Ex-Im Bank.

With only 1 legislative day left until they absurdly shut down the Ex-Im Ba

Speaker Boehner and Congressional Republicans continue to do nothing to address the harmful sequester but move forward with their partisan budget gimmicks in the Defense Appropriations process...

Four legislative days remain until the job-creating, small business supporting Export-Import Bank expires, and according to Roll Call, Speaker Boehner and House Republicans are on track to do just that:

House Poised to Let Ex-Im Bank Charter Expire

Speaker Boehner and the House Republican Conference this week took another crack at undermining, dismantling and repealing the Affordable Care Act for the 59th and 60th time.  Here's what the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) had to tell them today about their obstructive and obsessive efforts:

When Speaker Boehner and House Republicans recently punted the Highway Trust Fund, groups representing industry and thousands of workers from across the country warned of the short-term patches and urged the dysfunctional Republican Congress to provide long-term certainty for our crumbling infrastructure.

If Speaker Boehner and Congressional Republicans fail to prevent a shutdown of the job-creating Export-Import Bank in less than 5 legislative days, one CEO of a major Fortune 500 company said it would be an “economic catastrophe.”