Op-Eds and Letters
Rep. Larson co-authored the following op-ed with Rep. Mike Kelly (PA-16) that appeared in The Hill:
Erie, Pa. and Hartford, Conn. share much in common — snowy winters, growing technology sectors and, like many other communities across the nation, a pressing need for more affordable homeownership opportunities.
Rep. Larson wrote the following Letter to the Editor that appeared in the Washington Post:
Rep. Larson wrote the following op-ed that appeared in Newsweek:
Rep. Larson co-authored the following op-ed with Rep. Joe Courtney (CT-02) that appeared in the Connecticut Mirror:
Whether watching March Madness, the Super Bowl, or even the Oscars, TV viewers in Connecticut for the last three years have been saturated with ads by America’s premier submarine builder, Electric Boat, offering job seekers an opportunity to embark on good-paying careers.
Rep. Larson and Nancy Altman, President of Social Security Works, wrote the following op-ed for Data for Progress:
When Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) was elected speaker of the House, he immediately called for a “debt commission” designed to slash Social Security and Medicare behind closed doors.
Rep. John B. Larson wrote the following op-ed that appeared in the Hartford Courant:
Universal Voting Forum
Rep. John B. Larson and former Connecticut Secretary of the State Miles Rapoport wrote the following op-ed that appeared in the Hartford Courant:
Rep. John B. Larson wrote the following letter to the editor that appeared in the Washington Post:
Rep. John B. Larson wrote the following op-ed that appeared in Aviation Week:
Over the past year, the public debate on how best to modernize the F-35’s propulsion system has dragged on. We have heard from the military services, the partners and the contractors—no shortage of analyses have looked closely at the potential pathways ahead, which will have major implications for the entire program. The facts and data are clear. It is time for us to modernize the F-35’s existing engine, the F135, and dispel the notion of a second engine once again.