December 2005
- Akin Lauds House Passage of Legislation to Reduce Spending, Bolster National Defense and Control Illegal Immigration
- Akin Applauds DaimlerChrysler's Announcement to Invest in Local Plants
- Congressman Akin Tours JA Finance Park
- Akin Works to Prevent Casinos, Massage Parlors and Liquor Stores from Receiving Tax Breaks
- House Passes Deficit Reduction Act
- Congressman Akin's Statement on Resolution to Withdraw Troops from Iraq
- Akin Announces Promotion, Hires of St. Louis-Area Staff For D.C. Office
- Two Akin Staffers Take Leave to Assist in Hurricane Relief Work
- House Passes Measure to Limit Misuse of Eminent Domain
- Akin tapped to Co-Chair Key House Armed Services Panel
- Congressman Akin Votes to Reject Military Base Closings
- House Votes to Establish Inter-Agency Task Force on Aerospace Workforce Revitalization
- Congressman Akin Votes to Curb Obesity-Related Lawsuits
- Congressman Akin Votes for "Gasoline for America's Security Act"
- Akin Applauds Choice of Roy Blunt As House GOP Majority Leader
- MEDIA ADVISORY: AKIN TO CHAIR HEARING ON BILL ADDRESSING DIFFICULTIES OF SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS DURING DEPLOYMENTS WITH NATIONAL GUARD OR RESERVES
- Akin Votes to Strengthen Manufacturing
- Watchdog Group Names Rep. Akin a "Taxpayer Hero"
- Akin Affirms Commitment to Passage of Pledge Protection Act
- Statement on President Bush's Leadership in Katrina Aftermath
- MEDIA ADVISORY: Congressional Website Lists Links to Organizations Assisting Hurricane Victims
- Akin On the BRAC Commission's 131st Fighter Wing Vote
- Akin Lauds $30 Million Investment in GM Wentzville Plant
- MEDIA ADVISORY: Congressman Akin to Honor Jackson Products for Export Achievement
- Transportation Bill Passes
- Akin Co-Sponsors Aerospace Workforce Legislation
- House Passes Small Business Health Fairness Act
- Akin Encourages Further Hydrogen Fuel Research
- Akin Speaks on House Floor to Oppose Cuts in Lock Funding Vital to Mississippi, Missouri Rivers
- Akin Attributes Deficit Reduction to Sound Fiscal Policy
- Akin Tours Cardinal Glennon's Cord Blood Bank
- STATEMENT ON TERRORIST ATTACKS IN LONDON
- Congressman Akin Visits St. Louis Cord Blood Bank
- Congressman Akin Statement on Justice O'Connor's Resignation
- Akin Comments on Today's Supreme Court Rulings on the Ten Commandments
- Akin's Statement on Funding Levels for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
- MEDIA ADVISORY: AKIN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
- Congressman Akin to Dedicate Valley Park Levee Saturday
- Akin Votes to Withhold U.N. Funds Until Reforms Are Made
- Akin Opposes Setting Date for Troop Withdrawal Bill
- House Passes Defense Authorization Bill
- Akin Calls for "Ethical, Effective Stem Cell Research"
- Akin Secures $65 Million for Boeing's F-15E House Armed Services Committee Bill
- Akin Reintroduces Measure to Prevent Judicial Censorship of the Pledge of Allegiance
- Statement on BRAC List
- Congressman Akin Returns to Iraq
- Service Academy Applications Now Being Accepted
- Akin Leads Congressional Effort Supporting Army's Future Combat Systems
- Akin Says Energy Policy Act Will Advance America's Energy Independence
- Congressman Akin Votes to Permanently Repeal Death Tax
- Congress Honors Life and Achievements of Pope John Paul II
- House Votes to Allow Federal Hearing on Terri Shiavo Right to Life Case
- Akin Update
- Congressman Todd Akin Receives Fourth Consecutive "Taxpayers' Friend Award"
- Iraqi National Assembly Convenes for Inaugural Session
- Congressman Akin to Address Participants at FIRST Robotics Competition
- U.S. Chamber Honors Rep. Todd Akin with "Spirit of Enterprise" Award
- Congressman Akin To Cut Ribbon at New Lighthouse for the Blind Facility
- Akin Calls on Supreme Court to Allow Public Display of Ten Commandments
- Akin Supports Bolstering FCC Decency Standards
- Congressman Akin Announces $500,000 in Funding for Health Education Resource Center on the campus of SSM St. Joseph Health Center in St. Charles
- Colleges Receiving Federal Funds Should Allow Military Recruiters, Akin Says In House Debate
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Timeless Principles
Joseph Story It is important also to consider, that the surest means of avoiding war is to be prepared for it in peace. (Commentaries on the Constitution, 1833) --- Joseph Story was a Massachusetts legislator and attorney before being confirmed as an Associate Justice on the United States Supreme Court, where he served for 34 years. READ MORE |
