Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.)

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• Dome Repairs Are Center of Fight
• Members Mostly Supportive of Hill Law Enforcement Amid Burglary Spree
• Campus Notebook: All Smiles at Legislative Branch Markup
• Honda: Cut Defense, but Not Like This
• Hill Climbers: Aide’s Focus Extends Past Borders
• Hill Climbers: Unconventional Paths to the Hill
• California: Jay Chen Hopes to Put Race on the Map
• Campus Notebook: Defense of Marriage Act Dispute Stirs Panel
• Fighting for F-Bombs
• Lessons From the Classroom Apply to Congress
• Take Five
• Congressional Websites Go Dark, Too
• Congress Cuts Its Own Budget
• A King-Size Reaction to Request for NYPD Investigation
• D.C. Activists: Vote Against Riders Cutting City Authority
• House Sergeant-at-Arms to Retire in January
• Honda: ‘People’s Budget’ Offers Blueprint for Leaner Military
• Hill Climbers: Honda Staffer Is Storyteller at Heart
• Honda: Helpful Tax Programs Can Boost Economy
• Mike Honda’s Father Recognized Decades After Internment
• Campus Notebook: GAO Union Prepares for Decision on Cost Cuts
• Hill Climbers: Staffer Works for Social Justice
• Campus Notebook: Report Shows Increase in Mail Burdens Offices
• Obama Set for First Meeting With Asian Pacific Caucus
• Honda: Updating Immigration Priorities Is Good Step
• Spanish-Speaking Members Bring Camaraderie, Constituent Comfort
• Heard on the Hill: Moore on the Malaria Battle
• Obama Will Meet Asian Caucus
• HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Hopeful Happy Hour
• Democrats Prepare to Succeed Wu, but When?
• House Considers Amendments to Legislative Branch Bill
• House Approves Amendments to Legislative Branch Bill
• Cuts to Sergeant-at-Arms Raise Concerns for Some
• CAPAC Still Waiting for an Obama Meeting
• Campus Notebook: House Will Discuss Cuts on Campus
• House Progressives Set Demands for Debt Deal
• Heard on the Hill: Motivation by Mutton Chops
• Congress Considers Reducing Printing
• Honda and Henderson: School Accountability Needs to Be a Priority
• Heard on the Hill: By the Power Vested in Him
• HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Beating Cancer With Fundraising
• Grijalva, Honda and Woolsey: Senate Should Look at CPC Budget Proposal
• Honda: Prevention of Violence Could Save U.S. Billions
• Members Collect Many Unpaid Tickets
• Maria Meier Leads Drive for Staff Diversity
• Members Cherish Experiences in Peace Corps
• Democrats Look to Twitter to Reverse Fortunes for 2012
• Heard on the Hill: #AskDems at Twitter Town Hall
• Campus Notebook: Democrats Push to Remove Styrofoam From Cafeterias
• Honda: Cafeterias’ Return to Styrofoam Increases Health Risks
• Dome Repair Probably a Casualty of Spending Cuts
• HOH’s One-Minute Recess: A Roast for Honda
• Honda: Americans Disagree With GOP on Deficit
• Honda Takes Protective Stance on Legislative Branch Spending
• Members Weigh Costs of Security
• Controversial Afghan Oversight Official Resigns
• Security Debate Hits Home
• Speaker’s Diversity Program Just Getting Under Way
• Heard on the Hill: Take Five!
• House Needs to Enhance Diversity, Tri-Caucus Says
• HOH's One-Minute Recess: A Congressional Roast
• Obama Faces Bipartisan Questions on Afghan Strategy
• HOH's One-Minute Recess: It’s a Party for Honda