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Fitzpatrick for Congress
PO Box 185
Langhorne , PA 19047
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Fitzpatrick Holds Small Business Roundtable
Quakertown business leaders talk with Fitzpatrick about jobs, economy
QUAKERTOWN, Pa--As the Labor Day weekend began today, Mike Fitzpatrick held a roundtable discussion with a group of business owners and employers to hear their concerns about the economy and job growth. The event, attended by twenty business leaders from the Quakertown area, also demonstrated the frustration of employers with Congressman Murphy's failed leadership in Washington.
