November 18, 2009. Congresswoman Waters joins MSNBC's Ed Schultz on The Ed Show to discuss the state of health care reform, including the Stupak amendment limiting the reproductive rights of women and...

Congresswoman Waters discusses some of her public policy goals and what inspires her to serve as an advocate for women, children, minorities and others who have been historically marginalized.

Congresswoman Waters joins Joe and Mika on MSNBC's Morning Joe to discuss the need for financial regulatory reform and the President's visit to New Orleans. October 15, 2009.

September 10, 2009. Congresswoman Waters joins MSNBC hosts David Schuster and Tamron Hall to discuss her take on the President's speech last night and to talk about Republican tactics and opposition s...

Congresswoman Waters poses with former D.C. First Lady Cora Masters Barry (center) and Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-CA) (left). Congresswoman Waters attended a D.C. City Council meeting to defend the Southeast Tennis and Learning Center after it was threatened with being closed. The Center was founded by Barry and serves District families and children with educational and recreational activities. D.C. decided to keep the center open after an outcry from the community. October 1, 2009.

After his appearance at Congresswoman Waters' Young, Gifted and Black event during CBC ALC, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer sent her this picture, inscribed "To my friend, Maxine Waters, with thanks for your leadership and you courage - Steny Hoyer"

Congresswoman Waters attends the 11th Annual Awards Dinner of the Rainbow/PUSH organization in Beverly Hills. From left are Congresswoman Diane Watson (CA-33), Congresswoman Waters, former L.A. Lakers player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (who won the 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award), Rev. Jesse Jackson, Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. (IL-02) and musician Herbie Hancock. November 13, 2009.