December 2002
- Akin Opens New District Office
- Congressman Akin to Visit USO During Height of Holiday Travel
- Akin Announces Military Academy Nominations
- Akin to Visit St. Joachim and Ann Care Centers
- Statement on Senator Bond's Appointment as Chairman of Senate Subcommittee
- President Signs 2003 Defense Authorization
- Akin to Assist in "No Hunger Holiday" Effort
- President Bush & Commerce Secretary Announce SSM Health Care Baldrige Winner
- House Passes Homeland Security Bill
- Akin Brings Former U.N. Chief Nuclear Weapons Inspector to St. Louis
- House Passes Election Reform Bill
- Statement By Congressman Todd Akin Regarding Iraq Resolution
- Representative Akin Votes to Back Hospital's Right to Choose
- Statement Regarding the Anniversary of the September 11 Terrorist Attacks
- Akin Attends Ceremonial Joint Session of Congress in New York
- Congressman Akin Commends Police, FBI for establishing Warning System
- Akin Hosts Roundtable to Discuss Impact of Current Economy on Local Businesses
- Akin to Participate in Entrepreneurial Growth and Success Business Conference
- Akin, Prostate Cancer Survivor, to Speak at Cancer Support Group Meeting
- Statement by Congressman Todd Akin
- House Passes Corporate Accountability Legislation
- House Passes Partial-Birth Abortion Ban, Akin is co-sponsor of bill
- Akin Opposes Interior Appropriations Bill, Bill is $775 million over President's request
- Akin Votes for Corporate Responsibility Act
- House Votes to Allow Trained Pilots to Carry Firearms
- Akin Statement Regarding Boeing's Announcement of Corporate Reorganization
- Akin Statement
- Akin Introduces Pledge Protection Act of 2002
- Akin to Receive Homeland Defense Briefing by Local First Responders
- Akin Statement
- Rep. Akin's Statement on Pledge of Allegiance Being Ruled Unconstitutional
- Akin Statement
- Congressman Akin Co-sponsors Bill to Ban Partial-Birth Abortion
- Rep. Akin Announces 2002 Service Academy Appointments
- Statement by Congressman Todd Akin on the Passing of Jack Buck
- Statement by Rep. Akin on the 100th F/A- 18E/F Super Hornet
- Akin Supports Permanent Marriage Tax Relief
- Akin to Participate as Survivor in Cancer Society's Relay for Life
- House Passes House-Senate Conference Committee Agreement on Bioterrorism Bill
- Two Rockwood Schools Gain National Recognition
- House Debates Welfare Reform Reauthorization
- U.S. Department of Commerce Official to Present $500,000 at Hazelwood City Hall
- House Votes on Fiscal Year 2003 Defense Authorization
- Statement by Rep. Akin on Vote to Designate Yucca Mountain
- Asst. Secretary for Economic Development to Present $500,000 Check
- House Armed Services Committee Reports Fiscal Year 2003 Defense Authorization
- Akin Seeks Military Academy Applicants
- Akin Supports Immigration Reform and Accountability Act
- Akin to Announce $3.9 Million in Funding for I-44 Improvements at Bowles Avenue
- Sunset of Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act
- Rep. Akin to Hold Press Conference on Pending Vote to Make Tax Cut Permanent
- Rep. Akin to Hold Press Conference on Need to Make Tax Relief Permanent
- Rep. Akin to Visit St. Charles Post Office to Discuss Taxes
- Rep. Akin Votes for Pension Security Act
- Rep. Akin Votes to Enhance Taxpayer Protection
- Senate Stalls Important Measures, Tax Break Mitigates Recession
- Akin Receives "Taxpayer's Friend Award"
- House Passes FY 2003 Budget Resolution
- Akin to Join President Bush During Visit and on Air Force One
- Congressman Todd Akin to Visit with Residents of Senior Living Community
- House Eases Immigration Law
- Akin Co-sponsors Bill to End U.S. Aid to the Palestinian Authority
- Akin Joins Secretary Gale Norton
- House Passes Broadband Bill
- Akin Joins DaimlerChrysler Rally
- Akin Votes to Uphold First Ammendment Rights, Straightforward Soft Money Ban
- Akin Joins Press Conference Advocating Balanced Budget
- Congressman Akin to Visit Fairmont Elementary School
- Akin Supports President's Proposal for Pension Reform
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