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Rep. Jim Himes (CT-4) reacts to last night's State of the Union address. He discusses gun violence reduction measures, the need for bipartisanship, and his participation with the group No Labels.

Rep. Himes joined students at KT Murphy Elementary School in Stamford to make valentines for local veterans as part of his fourth annual Valentines for Vets program.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-4) appeared on WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show for a wide-ranging discussion of current issues before Congress.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-4) delivered a POW medal earned in World War II to the daughter of the late Harry Roseman, who served in World War II and was taken prisoner by German forces.

Rep. Jim Himes and Sen. Chris Murphy hosted a roundtable on gun violence at the Yerwood Community Center in Stamford on January 17, 2013.

Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) toured the recently-opened Science, Health, and Wellness Center at Norwalk Community College.

Following the stunning decision by House leaders to refuse Representatives the opportunity to vote on the bill to provide relief to victims of Superstorm Sandy, Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) spoke out, calling on Congress to act on the assistance the people of Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey need now.

Rep. Jim Himes of Connecticut urges Congress to act on meaningful, effective reform of gun laws.

In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04) urges his colleagues to remember the long tradition of the House and "do the decent and moral thing" by helping the people of Connecticut, New York and New Jersey affected by the storm.

Rep. Jim Himes hosted an information session with officials from FEMA, the SBA, state and local officials to assist individuals and businesses recovering from super-storm Sandy.

Rep. Jim Himes was interviewed on WCBS 880 regarding the "fiscal cliff" budget negotiations in Congress and the ongoing recovery from Hurricane Sandy.

Congressman Jim Himes recorded this video in support of Bassick High School students' participation in Under Armour's Finding Undeniable challenge.

Rep. Himes joined the New Haven Manufacturers Association for a discussion on the future of Connecticut manufacturing and toured the Schwerdtle Stamp Company, which manufactures dies and other decorating tools.

As part of his 17 Towns in 17 Days Tour, Rep. Jim Himes visited the Fairfield Fire Station on August 8 to thank the fire fighters for their service.