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Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) spoke on the floor of the House of Representatives to call attention to the growing problem of cyber-bullying and to commend the efforts of students in Ridgefield, CT to combat it with pro-active, supportive outreach.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) was interviewed on WCBS 880 AM regarding the STOCK Act (Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge) and the efforts he's engaged in to bring it to a vote in the House of Representatives.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) visited the students and teachers of Kendall Elementary school in Norwalk. After visiting classrooms, Rep. Himes spoke with teachers, administrators to hear their concerns about education policy and legislation.

Rep Jim Himes (CT-04) was joined by religious leaders and town officials from the Fourth District to remember those injured and killed one year ago in Tuscon, when a gunman opened fire at a "Congress on your Corner" event hosted by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) was the guest on WFSB's program Face the State on January 8. The 10-minute interview included discussion of the payroll tax and unemployment insurance extension, economic recovery, Congressional redistricting, and more.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) was a guest on WCBS-AM 880's morning broadcast. He discussed the failure of the House Republicans to extend the payroll tax cut, which passed the Senate with overwhelming bipartisan support. Eight-nine senators voted for the legislation, which the House leadership refused to bring to the floor.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) appeared on the C-SPAN program Washington Journal on December 15, 2011. He discussed the issues before Congress and answered questions from callers nationwide.

At the groundbreaking ceremony for Boehringer Ingelheim's new $65 million, 72,000-square-foot research and development facility, Rep. Jim Himes (CT-4) spoke about the value of such innovative facilities in the American economy and the critical importance of education and modern infrastructure to allow innovative companies to flourish.

Rep. Jim Himes discusses the need for greater market transparency during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) expresses his frustration at the priorities of the House majority. Himes calls for immediate action to extend the payroll tax cut, which benefits every American with a job, and extension of UI benefits to assist the millions who don't.