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Frank Guinta is a Republican Congressman from Manchester who was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2010. In New Hampshire, he served two terms as a Manchester city alderman, two terms as a state representative, and two terms as mayor of Manchester.

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Frank Guinta
stated on July 4, 2016 in an email:

"Granite State shipbuilders . . . built the first ship that sailed into battle under a new American flag."

By Nick Reid • July 16, 2016
Frank Guinta
stated on September 25, 2012 in an advertisement, “Veterans,”:

"Carol Shea-Porter … wants to increase taxes on small business and job creators."

By Jake Berry • October 5, 2012
Frank Guinta
stated on August 21, 2012 in a television ad, “Future.”:

$50,000. That's what every child owes today because Washington politicians have run up a huge spending tab and left our kids the bill."

By Jake Berry • September 12, 2012
Frank Guinta
stated on June 13, 2012 in a statement made after he filed for re-election at the N.H. Secretary of State’s office.:

"Now, in the House of Representatives, we have 40 different jobs bills that have passed and almost all of them have been bipartisan."

By Jake Berry • June 22, 2012

Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
stated on October 15, 2012 in an ad, “Regular,” :

Frank Guinta voted to make middle class taxpayers pay over a $1,000 more a year in taxes.

By Jake Berry • October 18, 2012
Carol Shea-Porter
stated on September 18, 2012 in an ad, “Debt,” released Sept. 18, 2012:

"Tea Party Congressman Frank Guinta voted for billions in cuts to veterans programs."

By Jake Berry • September 27, 2012
Frank Guinta
stated on June 13, 2012 in a statement made after he filed for re-election at the N.H. Secretary of State’s office.:

"Now, in the House of Representatives, we have 40 different jobs bills that have passed and almost all of them have been bipartisan."

By Jake Berry • June 22, 2012

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