Press Releases
The Congressional Art Competition is open to high school students in Tennessee's Fifth Congressional District. Submissions may be dropped off at Congressman Cooper's office at 605 Church Street in Downtown Nashville.
Says important national priority can and must be achieved this year
Jim's interview with The New Republic can be found here .U.S. Congressman Jim Cooper released the following statement after announcing that he would not seek earmarks in FY2010 appropriations bills:
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Rep. Cooper emphasizes the urgency of combating $11 trillion national debt
Monday, March 9
"American taxpayers must be protected while the country is protected"
Reps. Eshoo, Emerson, Cooper, Castle, Wasserman-Schultz, and Harman Introduce Bill to Fix Broken U.S. Health Care System
Tuesday, February 24
Nashville native wins drawing to attend President’s first speech to Congress