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Congress on issues that are important to the 3rd District. They need to be able to deal with the tough customers in the halls of Congress."
Hancock said she had several concerns about how Congress worked.
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Although Hancock does not support term limits for representatives, she said she proposed term limits for congressional committee heads as part of congressional reform.
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"I advocate limiting the number of years they serve because that's where the power is," Hancock said.
Hancock's proposal also includes requiring representatives to file an annual report like a business. The report would contain information about vacations, public appearances, votes and traveling costs.
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Hancock also said that the idea of downsizing military bases, as the United States did when the Cold War ended, also could be applied to obsolete government subsidy programs that were not necessarily anymore.
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Hancock said she also would address federal budget reform during her campaign. She said that dividing the federal budget into a capital budget, for major future costs, and
an operating budget, for day-to-day costs, would help to deal with deficit spending.
"We need to get rid of a few of the most notorious," Hancock said.
Improving would include training and retraining blue-and white-collar workers. Hancock said.
Hancock said that the country's role in the global market was the third issue she wanted to address before the election.
"It's a very important topic to me," she said. "The global market is and will continue to be brutal. The only way we can compete is to improve."
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"Our white-collar retraining is probably the best in the world, but the German and Japanese are better at blue-collar retraining," Hancock said.
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