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June 15, 2010

Washington, D.C. – On Tuesday, June 15, 2010, after the last votes of the day, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, II, will join with his neighbors, Rep. Albio Sires, Rep. John Linder, Rep. Yvette Clarke, Rep. Mark Kirk, Rep. Judy Biggert, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Rep. Jim McDermott, and their staff to enjoy a “Civility Social.” These members from across the aisle and around the country will join in a spirit of bipartisanship and camaraderie to share refreshments from their home districts.

Issues:Civility
June 14, 2010
“Smart Lights for Smart Cities” will test efficient lighting technologies in 26 cities throughout the region
March 17, 2010
Money to invest in student classrooms and buildings as District is reorganized
March 14, 2010

(Washington, D.C.) --- When I was young man, I participated in the civil rights movement, and felt like I contributed to passage of landmark legislation that fundamentally made our nation more fair, just and equitable. This weekend I was able to participate directly, in the passage of a measure that will rank along side those great laws of civil justice.

Issues:Health
December 8, 2009
Cleaver asks why billions in bailout have not helped minorities homeowners and businesses
December 1, 2009

“I appreciate the thoughtful and comprehensive approach the President has outlined to establish clear benchmarks for successfully concluding our involvement in Afghanistan. I want our troops to be brought home safely to their families in a sane and swift way. Our attention should never have been diverted from rooting out Al Qaeda and its successor in terror, the Taliban. We have lost valuable time and sadly more precious lives because we have been distracted in the sands of Iraq.

October 30, 2009
Funds will help National Parks Service preserve and share the legacy of President Harry S Truman
Issues:Community
October 29, 2009
Action makes down payment on pledge to bring home more money for “green” sewer plan — Kansas City’s green Combined Sewer Overflow Plan will be eligible for more federal money
Issues:Environment