Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: I wanted to share some pictures with you from the beautiful ceremony for Carl Clark last week at Moffett Field. 2 days ago

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: On the State of the Union speech last night: I think it was quite a night, and an exceptional speech. The President presented a challenge to the Congress. He said to the legislative bodies, "Send these bills to me and I'll sign them." But, he let Congress off the hook by not calling them a "do-nothing Congress." I was also disappointed that President Obama did not address the tsunami of money that's washing through the political system after Citizens United. The theme of building an America to last is highly appropriate, a confidence-builder for the country, and he pointed out how to do it. The President brought forward great examples from our society -- the team that went in to take down Bin Laden -- and how nothing could come between them, which is why they were successful. He used that as a powerful analogy to the Congress and to the country. 2 days ago

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: I wanted to share some pictures with you from the beautiful ceremony for Carl Clark last week at Moffett Field. 2 days ago

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: On the State of the Union speech last night: I think it was quite a night, and an exceptional speech. The President presented a challenge to the Congress. He said to the legislative bodies, "Send these bills to me and I'll sign them." But, he let Congress off the hook by not calling them a "do-nothing Congress." I was also disappointed that President Obama did not address the tsunami of money that's washing through the political system after Citizens United. The theme of building an America to last is highly appropriate, a confidence-builder for the country, and he pointed out how to do it. The President brought forward great examples from our society -- the team that went in to take down Bin Laden -- and how nothing could come between them, which is why they were successful. He used that as a powerful analogy to the Congress and to the country. 2 days ago

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: Two years after Citizens United, President Obama should seize the opportunity to address voter frustration and anger by putting in place meaningful transparency and disclosure. It's simple -- any company that is paid with taxpayer dollars should be required to disclose political contributions. 4 days ago

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: I don't support SOPA. History is being made by the more than 10,000 websites that have chosen to boycott SOPA by participating in today’s blackout. Members of Congress need to hear about the consequences of SOPA, and when they do, they’ll learn of the serious consequences to the Internet the bill poses. It’s time to pull up the emergency brake on this legislation. 1 week ago

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: Earlier this week, I stopped by the Saratoga Retirement Center to present the veterans and residents there with a new flag flown over the Capitol, and replace their old one. I wanted to share a picture with you from our visit. 2 weeks ago

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo: With the two-year anniversary of Citizens United upon us, President Obama should seize the opportunity to address voter frustration and anger by putting in place meaningful transparency and disclosure. I hope President Obama will issue his executive order right away. 2 weeks ago