Rep. Steve King's Profile

Steve King began his career by starting King Construction in 1975 after going to Northwest Missouri State University. He then served in the Iowa State Senate for six years before being elected to Congress in 2002. His district produces many different biofuels, and his very first bill in Congress was an expansion of a tax credit to small ethanol and biodiesel producers. Official Biography.
Birthday: May 28, 1949
Committees: Judiciary Committee; Agriculture Committee
The Issues: Find out where Rep. King stands on the issues.
Other: Married, has three grown sons, and two grandchildren.
Quote: "I have spent my life’s work in conservation through my earth moving construction company. I know firsthand that farmers do not want to limit their harvest because of an endangered weed located on their property, especially when their family depends on a successful season. It is time to repeal this broken law and improve it so we preserve the rights of our private landowners."

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Q: Since you are so strongly opposed to a single-payer, government-run health care program, are you willing to give up your Medicare, which IS a single-payer, government-run,efficient program?
Answered by Steve King on November 23, 2009
Asked by from Saint Charles, IA
Q: If Healthcare reform is such a job killer explain the fact that current health insurance premiums, which have risen over 400% in the last 8 years, currently stop businesses from hiring new employees due to excessive cost? Wouldn't single-payer (HUGE risk pool of 300M people) funded by taxpayers actually RELIEVE that burden on taxpayers?
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Answered by Steve King on November 23, 2009
Asked by from Cary, NC

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