Challenges Mount for Health Care Passage
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In Boston Rally, Obama Praises Coakley
heroes— Curt Schilling, the former Red Sox pitcher Coakley mistakenly dubbed a “Yankees fan— in a Friday interview; former Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie; and the actor John Ratzenberger, a.k.a
Heard on the Hill: Riggo Reflects on Sandy Baby’ Riposte
— [IMGCAP(1)]The NFL Hall of Famer uttered the infamous words 25 years ago this month at the National Press Club Foundation’s annual dinner.
Moderate Democrats Staying In Line
Moderate Democratic Senators who may have the most to lose from the rancorous health care reform debate are holding their ground and preparing to support the final version of the legislation.
Panel’s Ranking Member Lugar Is Veteran Pragmatist
and unanimity in the committee,— Lugar said in an interview last week.
Track Record of Ex-Member Comebacks Isn’t Great
I think the best strategy in those scenarios is to cross your fingers and pray, and hope the people of Idaho make the right decision.— The NRCC is excited about the candidacies of former Reps.
Democrats Reach Deal on Cadillac’ Tax
The debate over the “Cadilac— tax is one of biggest disputes between the House and Senate over the health care reform bill, with the overwhelming majority of House Democrats opposed to the idea,
Big Names Headline S.C. Open-Seat Race
And although the final field is far from set, the race could be colored by shades of the 1994 open-seat battle in the Charleston-based district.
Nelson Still On Board
And he said his vote hinges equally on the abortion language. “Those were the deal-makers and the deal-breakers,— Nelson said in a telephone interview from his home in Omaha.
Heard on the Hill: Bumped From the Hot Seat
HOH wondered whether the songwriting Senator had more luck getting into the movies during the rest of the aughts. By our count, Hatch doubled his numbers.
DSCC Makes Ad Buy to Boost Coakley
The buy is the first independent expenditure by either national party in the race.Republicans see a growing opportunity to pull off an upset in next Tuesday’s special election to fill the seat of the late
GOP Divided on Reid’s Fate
“I think that’s an issue for the Democratic Conference. … Who is going to be the Democratic leader of the Senate is up to the Democrats,— McConnell said.
McConnell Says Reid’s Fate Up to Democrats
“I think that’s an issue for the Democratic Conference. … Who is going to be the Democratic leader of the Senate is up to the Democrats,— the top Senate Republican said.McConnell’s refusal to call for
Ryan Says He Seeks No Higher Post in GOP
—“The American idea is at risk of being replaced by a welfare state or a cultural dependency,— Ryan said in an interview with Roll Call.Despite being a speaker at the 2004 Republican Convention, Ryan has
Hill Climbers: Change, Republican Style
Ehrlich as well as with the public affairs office of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.
Sentencing May End DOJ Earmark Probe
According to the government’s notes of that interview, Schaller told investigators that he intended “to employ an alternate business model wherein [the company] could receive Congressional add’
Former Member Recalls Barrel-Chested’ Therapist
“I haven’t the foggiest idea— what prompted the letter, the liberal Democrat recalled in a phone interview last week.
Poetry Tour Explores D.C.’s Literary Heritage
Johnson’s beautiful flowers,— Alexander said in an interview. “We have a very, very serious literary legacy. Emanating from the city is a sense of the importance of the arts.
RC TV – January 8, 2010: Guest, Rep. Donna Edwards, pt. 2
This week on “Roll Call TV with Robert Traynham:” Maryland Democrat Donna Edwards talks health care, the economy and the upcoming 2010 election.
RC TV – January 8, 2010: Guest, Rep. Donna Edwards, pt. 1
This week on “Roll Call TV with Robert Traynham:” Maryland Democrat Donna Edwards talks health care, the economy and the upcoming 2010 election.