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HUFFINGTON POST: Anti-Health Care Republicans Officially Receive Taxpayer-Funded Coverage

February 1, 2011

Today, Republican Members of Congress who ran on a platform of repealing health care and patients' rights for millions of Americans officially began receiving their own Congressional health insurance. Just two weeks after their party voted unanimously to strip patient protections and affordable coverage for all Americans, all but 15 new Republican members of the 112th Congress are enrolled in a comprehensive insurance plan. Their plan is paid for with generous subsidies courtesy of the American taxpayer, and has no waiting period for pre-existing illness or disability.

Courtney welcomes Robin Chesmer of The Farmer's Cow as guest to State of the Union

January 26, 2011

Press Release

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Joe Courtney today welcomed Robin Chesmer of Lebanon as his special guest to the State of the Union Address. Chesmer is the owner of Graywall Farms, and is a founding member and managing director of The Farmer’s Cow, a cooperative group of six eastern Connecticut dairy farms.

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January 10, 2011

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Courtney announces $48,960 grant for New London Fire Department

January 5, 2011

Press Release

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Joe Courtney today announced that the New London Fire Departments has secured $48,960 in federal funding from the Department of Homeland Security and FEMA to enhance its operations and safety efforts.

Make it in America

August 17, 2010

Op-Ed

On a hot, sunny Saturday earlier this month, I joined several Navy and congressional leaders and thousands of enthusiastic onlookers at Subase New London in cheering not just the commissioning of our nation’s newest attack submarine, the USS Missouri, but the reminder that “American-Made” is still the gold standard. Built in record time and with the most advanced technology available, the new submarine is a testament to the hard work and skill of the men and women of Electric Boat and the hundreds of small- and mid-sized manufacturing shops that comprise the submarine industrial base.

Dairy farms need help in difficult economy

July 21, 2010

Op-Ed

I recently visited Preston to see again the hard work that goes into maintaining a family-owned dairy farm. Gerry Grabarek inherited Preston Farms from his grandfather, and has been milking cows since 1972. We talked about the long hours and manpower that farming requires, and the work needed to protect dairy farms and a New England way of life.

Building two subs a year at EB took a concerted effort

June 18, 2010

Op-Ed

Late last month, the U.S. House of Representatives took an historic step forward for America's submarine force. We authorized the production of two Virginia-class submarines next year and for the foreseeable future. In eastern Connecticut, that means jobs and innovation will grow, new technology will be created, and that the Congress, president, and secretary of Defense have reaffirmed the national security value of submarines.

No Longer Shut Out of Coverage

June 18, 2010

Op-Ed

I met Gloria Bitner of Marlborough, Conn., at a town hall last year. Now 63 years old, she suffered a heart attack at age 54 and fortunately was covered under her husband's health plan at the time.

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November 30, 2009

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