Pelosi Shapes Bill for Liberal Votes
With a critical decision looming on the shape of the public insurance option in the House health care overhaul, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is scrambling to find the votes for a version that hews as
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Industries Launch Defensive
to influence the legislation as it moves into the next crucial phase.
Cleland’s War and Peace
In an interview, Cleland outlined his aims with the book.
Klobuchar Applies Life’s Lessons on Subcommittee
“She was very sick, she couldn’t swallow and I was kicked out of the hospital at 24 hours with no sleep and thinking she was going to die,— Klobuchar recalled in an interview last week.
Book Tells of African Tragedy, American Rebirth
.— But as striking as the prose is, Kidder also offers the chance to witness nobler things — effective altruism, the power of the human spirit and kindness — all in a true story.
After Grayson Storm, GOP Looks to Settle on Candidate
“The reason that no one has joined the race against Congressman Grayson is because they know the Democratic Party and the [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee] will beat them to a pulp.—
Moving Beyond Vitter Strategy,’ Ensign Fights Back
In an interview with CNN, Ensign denied charges that his efforts on behalf Doug Hampton — his mistress’s husband and a former top aide in Ensign’s personal office — violated the chamber’s ethics
For Kilroy, MS Makes the Message Stronger
The problems accelerated until one night when Kilroy, a Franklin County commissioner at the time, was at a meeting of the Ohio Democratic Party analyzing voter turnout in the 2002 election.
Mississippi: Nunnelee’s Fundraising May Keep Primary at Bay
Nunnelee has become the choice of state and national Republicans to take back the highly conservative 1st district seat from Rep. Travis Childers (D).
GOP Physician Members Push Back at White House Health Care Rally
to the president’s plans.In an interview, Sen.
GOP Has Big Hoosier Dreams Next Year
In an attempt to recover the three Indiana seats they lost in the 2006 cycle, House Republicans are again setting their sights on the Hoosier State.
Jazz, Workouts, Wine and Food Add Up to Fun
Instead, the church offers an evening of live jazz that won’t compromise even the most meager budgets.
Events Complicated by Evolving’ Ethics Rules
, about the conference and was given the green light because none of the sponsors had any control over the agenda or the events.
Reality Bites for Immigration Reform Advocates
— Schumer, who has stepped in to take the lead on immigration reform for the late Sen.
Vote for Us — We Aren’t Nearly as Bad as the Other Guys!
The two worst bits of news for Democrats are the narrowing of the Democratic advantage on respondents’ preferences for next year’s elections and the dip in the Democratic Party’s ratings.
McConnell Refuses to Comment on Ensign Scandal
adjudicated— and the Idaho Republican pleaded guilty to the charges — which forced McConnell’s hand.
Lowden Officially Joins Race Against Reid
resources and experience in the state Legislature, is probably the best of the more than half dozen Republican candidates now in the race.
House Oversight Chairman Locks Horns With Ranking Member
The Brooklyn Democrat charged Issa staffers with conducting an “unofficial— interview with former Countrywide official Robert Feinberg without majority staff present, then presenting excerpts out
Times: Ex-Aide Says Ensign Helped Him Skirt Ethics Rules
Hampton,— the paper said.According to the paper, in an interview Hampton acknowledged that he and Ensign understood they were violating a one-year ban on lobbying by former Senate staffers but chose to
Grayson Apologizes to the Dead,’ Not to House
— “I’m not taking any of it back,— Grayson said in an interview with reporters. “I stand by what I said.