Contrary to rumors that John Yarmuth was back to doing boring crap like playing golf or whatever, he was spotted this week on the floor of the U.S. Congress. Claiming sequestration was a threat, not a policy: And congratulating the Louisville Cardinals:

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Here’s Congressman John Yarmuth once again pointing out that the Republican budget is a giant delusion:

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John Yarmuth does not care for Republicans like Paul Ryan trying to yank possible health care away from, you know, this nation of poor people: How dare John Yarmuth suggest that anyone deserve affordable health care.

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Here’s Congressman John Yarmuth’s opening statement at the Budget Committee’s markup of the 2014 Fiscal Year Republican Budget: It’s the enemy of growth, according to Yarmuth.

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Here’s what John Yarmuth had to say about the passage of the Violence Against Women Act: “Today’s vote for a comprehensive Violence Against Women Act is a major victory and an encouraging sign of bipartisanship on an issue vital to millions of Americans,” Yarmuth said. “All victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse in Louisville [...]

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This week President Barack Obama urged Congress to act on averting sequester and finding a balanced approach to deficit reduction:

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This week President Barack Obama calls on Congress to work together on a balanced approach to reduce our deficit and promote economic growth and job creation:

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A year ago, John Yarmuth was once again donating his congressional salary to charity. Another year has passed and no other wealthy legislator from Kentucky has bothered to donate their salary. Like him or not, he’s the only one in Washington who isn’t bilking the taxpayer for hundreds of thousands in salary and benefits.

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Little has been said about Congressman John Yarmuth’s latest bill to fight big money in politics. His focus? Public financing of campaigns. No, it won’t happen. But let’s read the public relations push directly from Yarmuth’s office anyway: Congressman John Yarmuth (KY-3) has introduced the Fair Elections Now Act (H.R. 269), legislation that creates a [...]

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John Yarmuth went on the teevee to discuss gun violence prevention proposals:

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