Solmonese: Repeal ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Now
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) have put forward a bipartisan solution to pass repeal as a stand-alone measure.
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Would Health Reform Work Without a Mandate?
Without a mandate and without pre-existing conditions, many people will forgo insurance until they really need it — when cancer hits or when there are real signs of problems ahead.
Congress Can’t Seem to Let Go
“It is impossible to do all of the things that the Majority Leader laid out without doing — frankly, without disrespecting the institution and without disrespecting one of the two holiest of holidays
House Democrats Still Venting Over Tax Deal
“I don’t think we’re basing what we want to do by a threat by Mr. McConnell,” she said. The House could vote on the tax cut bill as early as Wednesday afternoon. Rep.
McConnell Summons Democrats to Talk Rules Changes
“I think he senses something’s afoot, and he wants to get in on it,” the aide said.
Senators Hesitant, Steeling for RNC Battle
But I think that we obviously have a stake in the outcome,” Thune said.
Linda McMahon Plans Meeting With NRSC
“I don’t know what her message is going to be, but I sort of suspect she isn’t finished,” Cornyn said in a recent Roll Call interview when asked about McMahon, who garnered 43 percent of the vote in Connecticut
Tea Partyers Struggle to Unite Against Snowe
But some suggest that a passionate tea party push without LePage’s backing would ultimately have little effect.
Divide-and-Conquer Plan Put to the Test by Obama
Some others will look at this as reality,” the aide said. “But I don’t think this is being done in a spiteful way by the administration.”
Boehner-Pelosi Committee Talks Drag On
One senior Democratic leadership aide said that there is “a lot of angst” among staffers. “Officially you can’t do anything until you have a ranking member,” the aide said.
Redistricting Reform Is Tough Task Every Time
Bob Graham (D), former Attorney General Janet Reno (D), former state Comptroller Bob Milligan (R) and former Miami Mayor Manny Diaz (I) at the helm, promoted the initiative.
Axelrod Doesn’t Expect Changes to Tax Cut Bill
“I think that the framework that was agreed to is the one that will be voted on tomorrow, and I think that’s the one we’re going to be working with,” Axelrod said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
2010 Brings Familiar Endgame
Reid has said he will support the measure, and he’s joined by a diverse coalition from his Conference, including Sens.
Raben: How to Deal With GOP House Oversight
Agency leaders will quickly get inundated with questions involving facts — who said what to whom, on what day and why.
Cornyn: Alaskans Deserve Full Representation
“We just have to be patient and wait for the judge to decide,” said Cornyn, a former judge.
Cornyn Shifts to Phase 2 of Majority Battle Plan
I think we need to be conscious of that,” he said. Sen.
Departing Democrats Complain About Caucus Vote
The House Democratic leadership is pushing back against complaints from several departing Members that a Caucus vote rejecting President Barack Obama’s tax cut deal occurred without their input.
House Democrats Reject Bringing Tax Deal to Floor
Lloyd Doggett, who wrote the resolution, said he believes Pelosi will not defy Members’ will and bring a bill to the floor without fixes.
Biden Expands Job Profile
“I think they’ll use him a lot. He’s a good bridge,” said one Democratic Senator, who has concerns with what Biden negotiated.
Democrats Down on Tax Deal Hope There’s Time for Tweaks
Congressional Democrats have complained that the deal was hatched without their input. “The agreement is essentially final,” McConnell said Tuesday.