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- Holt Statement On New Jersey Voting Machine Decision - 10/7/2008 ...more
- Financial Rescue Bill Includes One-year Extension of Holt's Property Tax Relief Initiative - 10/3/2008 ...more
- With Holt's Support, Congress Sends Mental Health Parity Initiative To President Bush - 10/3/2008 ...more
Financial Rescue
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Rep. Rush Holt speaks about the financial crisis on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. “Let’s take a breath and show the world that the government of the United States will not let the financial house collapse. I’ve been taking calls in my office from people who say, ‘Help Main Street not Wall Street.’ By helping Main Street we can help Wall Street. If we go to the root of the problem, we can help both.” Read more about Rep. Holt’s views on the financial crisis here and here.
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Town Hall Meetings
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Click here to listen to a recording of Rep. Holt’s July 28 telephone town hall
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Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act.
Rep. Holt, at the opening of the Princeton Historical Society's "Stand Up, Speak Out" exhibition, with Princeton Township Mayor Phyllis Marchand (left) and Princeton Historical Society's Executive Director Erin Dougherty (right). Rep. Holt toured the exhibition, which examines the issues of political participation and voting rights and how the promise of the Declaration of Independence is realized through the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The exhibition includes an interactive exercise involving Rep. Holt's Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act.
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Rep. Holt Meets With NJ National Guard
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Rep. Holt met with troops from the 50th Brigade Combat Team before their deployment in June for final training in Texas and their final destination of several locations throughout Iraq. Rep. Holt heard the concerns of the troops and offered his assistance to them in any way before, during, and after their deployment. Here, Rep. Holt talks with, from left, Rep. Col. Kenneth Schechter, Col. Steve Ferrari, Lt. Col. Robert Jarvis and Lt. Col. James Moore. Read more. |
Latest eGenda: Financial Rescue Plan, Mental Health Parity, Absentee Voting
I supported this bill because there is more harm if we do not act, because of its improvements, because it will cost far less than the original $700 billion Paulson proposal, because it adheres to the principles we laid out at the beginning of the debate, and because it includes a temporary Alternative Minimum Tax fix and my property tax relief initiative…Since I have been elected to Congress, I have worked to remove the stigma of mental illness and ensure equal access to treatment. This is a historic day, as Congress sent to the President the “Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008”, which will require mental health parity in employee benefits and end discrimination against patients seeking treatment for mental illness. Read more.
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