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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FEATURED ON NOVEMBER CONGRESSIONAL REPORT
November 6, 2009  - Iowa Congressman Tom Latham leads a discussion on the wide range of resource available at the Library of Congress during the latest episode of the Congressional Report, Latham’s monthly television show that airs throughout Iowa and is available online. Elizabeth Ridgway, director of educational o... More

LATHAM FLOOR SPEECH ON HEALTH CARE COSTS
November 3, 2009  - Iowa Congressman Tom Latham addressed the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday to call for health care reform that reduces costs for American families. Congressman Latham noted the demand among the American people for health care reform that makes coverage more affordable.  He took aim a... More

LATHAM REPORT: STIMULUS FAILING TO HAVE PROMISED IMPACT
November 2, 2009  - By Iowa Congressman Tom Latham Iowa’s 4th Congressional District More than eight months after its enactment, the effects of the economic stimulus bill have failed to even approach the lofty promises made by the bill’s supporters while it was being rushed through Congress by House Speaker Nancy P... More

LATHAM STATEMENT ON $894 BILLION HEALTH CARE BILL
October 29, 2009  - Iowa Congressman Tom Latham released the following statement regarding the health care bill unveiled by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday: “The health care legislation proposed today by Speaker Pelosi and the House Democrats violates many of the common-sense principles upon which I have insi... More

STIMULUS FAILS TO LIVE UP TO THE HYPE
October 28, 2009  - By Iowa Congressman Tom Latham Iowa's 4th Congressional District Recovery.gov, the White House’s online guide to stimulus package spending, has a handy feature that allows visitors to the site to track stimulus spending and job creation broken down by congressional district.  Here’s a link... More

LATHAM DEFENDS MEDICARE FROM BILLIONS IN CUTS
October 27, 2009  - Iowa Congressman Tom Latham defended Medicare from massive funding cuts as a result of some proposed health care reform measures during a speech in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday. Current proposals in Congress pay for an overhaul of American health care by slashing as much as $500 b... More

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