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Joint field hearing on Davis-Bacon fraud and abuse : joint hearing before the Subcommittee on Workforce Protections and the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations of the Committee on Economic and Educational Opportunities, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, second sess

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P.S. The 1931 Davis Bacon Act costs taxpayers BILLION S OP DOLLARS
and locks hundreds of thousands Americans out of good jobs.

I need your help to end one of the most costly Big Labor
perks on the books.

Please, return the enclosed petitions urging your
congressmen and senators to repeal Davis -Bacon, and send
along vour contribution of SIOQO. S500. S200 or SiOO right



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for more than 60 years the American taxpayers have been burdened by
billions in bloated constiuction costs as a result of the Davis-Bacon Act, and
the Davis-Bacon Act costs small businesses working on Davis-Bacon
projects almost S200 million a year in unnecessary and excessive
paperwork, and

the Davis-Bacon Act has blacklisted thousands of non-union companies by
preventing them from bidding on most govemmem construction projects
thereby guaranteeing that 9 out of 10 construction workers will be kept off
the job, and

the only ones who benefit from the continued existence of the Davis-Bacon
Act are union officials who reap a huge annual fmancial wiixlfall as
millions of taxpayer dollars get funncled into their political war chests and
coffers;

as a constituent of yours, I urge you, in the name of a prosperous and vital
ecoiK>my. to co-sponsor and support repeal of the Davis-Bacon Act.



Signed:



Mr. David E. Norris



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Congressman Mark Souder

The Committee to Repeal Davis-Bacon
The Free Enterprise Institute
3238 Wynford Drive
Fairfax, VA 22031



Mr. David E. Norris
Den Management Co. Inc.
4053 Navajo Ln.
Wichita, KS 67210-1542



YES. Congres-sman.

i understand that because of the Davis-Bacon Act American taxpayers have been forced to pay billions in
additional taxes and that the American worker has paid an even greater price in lost jobs and Job opportunities.

It's time to repeal the Davi.>!-Bacon Act and its giveaways lo the union bosses. To help the Free Enterprise
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