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Indianapolis, IN — Congressman André Carson will host The Affordable Care Act Telephone Town Hall on March 25, 2014 at 6P.M. EDT. The focus of the event is to help constituents understand how to enroll in the Health Insurance Marketplace. Kathleen Falk, Regional Director for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, will join Congressman Carson.
Constituents of Indiana’s 7th District can join the call at 1-800-369-2009 and by entering the participant code 2160734. Participants will have the opportunity to submit questions after welcoming remarks.
A Note from Congressman Carson
Dear Friend,
Our senior citizens are important members of our nation and our communities. They have a wealth of knowledge and experience, and their hard work helped build this great country. Unfortunately, Medicare, a program that nearly 50 million senior citizens rely on, may be in grave danger.
A Note from Congressman Carson
Dear Friend,
Each year in March we celebrate Women's History Month to honor the important contributions women have made to American society throughout our history and the progress that has been made in the ongoing struggle for women's rights.
A Note from Congressman Carson
Dear Friend,
As Black History Month comes to a close, I believe it is fitting to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and reflect on its significance. The passing of this legislation serves as an important milestone in the struggle for equality in our county.
Mr./Madam Speaker, I rise today to draw attention, once again, to an issue that some in this Congress seem to have forgotten—the millions of Americans who are unemployed or working for wages that cannot support their families.
Many of my colleagues have not experienced what it means to be poor in America.
It's no secret that most Members of Congress have been very privileged in their lives—and there is nothing wrong with that.
But we can all imagine what poverty means without having lived through it.
A Note from Congressman Carson
Dear Friend,
This Monday, we celebrated President's Day, a federal holiday honoring the lives and service of America's past leaders. During this holiday, we take time to reflect on our great nation and the historic contributions of the men elected to lead it.
A Note from Congressman Carson
Dear Friend,
Over the past few years, Americans have worked together to pull ourselves out of a significant economic downturn. With a determined spirit and an unwavering commitment to succeed, we forged ahead. Unfortunately, many of the hardest working Americans are seeing their hard work go unrewarded.
Indianapolis, IN - Congressman Carson and staff will deliver valentines to local veterans at the Indianapolis VA medical center this Friday. Children from several schools in Wayne, Lawrence, and Decatur Townships along with students from Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) prepared the valentines expressing their gratitude to those who have served in our armed forces.
A Note from Congressman Carson
Dear Friend,
Each February, we celebrate Black History Month and take time to recognize the important contributions African Americans have made in our country. During this month-long celebration, we join our friends and neighbors in honoring the individuals who had the courage to change the course of history for our country.
A Note from Congressman Carson
Dear Friend,
This Tuesday, President Obama delivered his annual State of the Union address, defining his vision for the future of our country. His address focused on his hope for a year of action and called on Congress to put aside partisan differences in order to do what is right for our country. With the American people still waiting for action on so many critical issues, I stand with the President, ready to roll up my sleeves and get to work.