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Residents of Maquoketa, Iowa gather on the Capitol steps with Rep. Braley to honor Rose Frantzen's oil painting exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.

Rep. Braley awards the Resurrection School of Dubuque, Iowa, the Blue Ribbon award for academic excellence on behalf of the US Department of Education

Rep. Braley meets with students from Earlville Elementary School. The US Department of Education awarded the Maquoketa County school the Blue Ribbon for educational excellence

Rep. Braley speaks at a press conference outlining proposed reforms to Medicare reimbursement rates that would benefit physicians in rural Iowa

Rep. Braley listens to families who have suffered from medical malpractice before a press conference at the Capitol with the American Association for Justice

Rep. Braley meets with leaders of the Iowa Medical Society in West Des Moines.

Rep. Braley kills a clunker at an event in the Quad-Cities recognizing the success of 'Cash for Clunkers'

Rep. Braley holds Healthcare Town Hall Meeting in Dubuque.

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01Maquoketa capitol steps
02Resurrection School Blue Ribbon
03Blue Ribbon Earlville
04Medicare Reim. Reform Presser
05AAJ Press Conference
06Iowa Medical Society
07Cash for Clunkers Event
08Town Hall
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Report: Illinois Prison Could Create 3,000 Jobs

Braley: The time for "fear-mongering" is over.

Braley Votes to Pass Medicare Reform Legislation

Will prevent huge cut to Iowa doctors and ensure fair payments in the future

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Statement on 'Portrait of Maquoketa"

Madam Speaker, I rise today to congratulate Rose Frantzen, her husband Charles Morris, the Frantzen family, and the entire Maquoketa, Iowa community on the premier of Ms. Frantzen's Portrait of Maquoketa at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery. This work will be on display from November 2009 to July 2010.

Rep. Braley Debates Healthcare Reform

Statement honoring Dr. Norman Borlaug

To say that a man has saved a million lives is a feat so monumental that it defies the imagination. Yet the consequences of the tireless crusade against global famine that Norman Borlaug waged are of such magnitude that they cannot be measured in lives, despite their incalculable value.