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GAC 2012 Hill Visits

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IMG-0759.jpg Iowa CU leaders visit with Rep. Dave Loebsack (2nd from right), D-Iowa.
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IMG-0784.jpg Iowa CU leaders ask Rep. Leonard Boswell (right), D-Iowa, to support raising the member business lending cap.
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IMG-0816.jpg CU leaders from Iowa CUs thank Rep. Bruce Braley (center, gold tie), D-Iowa, for his co-sponsorship of H.R. 1418.
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Nelsonaward.jpg Sen. Bill Nelson (left), D-Fla., receives the Florida Lawmaker of the Year Award from Patrick La Pine, League of Southwestern CUs president/CEO.
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biggert-ildele-2012GAC.jpg Members of the Illinois delegation pose with Rep. Judy Biggert (center), R-Ill.
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Photo1.jpg The Washington delegation pitches Kate Woods (second from left), senior legislative assistant to Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Wash., on the benefits of member business lending.
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IMG-0883.jpg Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, listens as CU leaders discuss the importance of raising the member business lending cap.
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photo.jpg Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., to constituents: You have my vote on the Udall member business lending bill!
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Garrett.jpg Rep. Scott Garrett, R-N.J., (center) takes a break from a House Budget Committee hearing to meet with CU constituents.
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Rothman.jpg Rep. Steve Rothman, D-N.J., (second from right), pictured here with New Jersey constituents, has agreed to co-sponsor the recently introduced supplemental capital and regulatory fairness bills.
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Photo1c.jpg "In case you haven't heard, you're going to get a vote!" exclaims Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., regarding H.R. 1418.
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IMG-0866.jpg Iowa CU leaders ask Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, for his support in raising the member business lending cap.

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