McMenamin: Lessons From the Gang of 14
John McCain (R-Ariz.), for whom I worked at the time.
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Shelby Decides to Go His Own Way
Mike Johanns (R-Neb.) said. “I don’t think you get a bill out of Banking if you don’t get the ranking member on board.”
Thune: For Democrats, Same Song, Second Verse on Health Reform
The president himself said that participants would discuss “all the best ideas” to develop a health care reform plan.
Hill Looks Past Health Summit
Jim McDermott (D-Wash.) said. “We’re keeping an open mind. There’s no need to make a decision yet” on how to proceed with Obama’s plan. “I don’t know what expectations to have, honestly.
Pelosi Selling Obama Plan
“Ultimately, you don’t vote against the bill because of what you didn’t get into it … You have to ask, are we better off with it or better off without it?” liberal Rep.
Here’s the Rx for a Bipartisan Health Care Reform Bill
Without an individual mandate, people would game the system, waiting to get insurance until they got ill, forcing insurance companies to raise everyone else’s rates substantially.
Budget Commission First Needs to Answer Big-Picture Questions
Without that, even if it could be enacted (which I said I doubted), a new budget process was doomed to fail so there was no reason to bother.
Heard on the Hill: Kennedy’s Baby Puke and Doughnut-Scarfing
Kennedy, according to the story, handled the spit-up without blinking an eye, reassuring the “mortified” mom — who was trying to clean up the mess herself — that “they have folks here to do that.
D.C.’s Black History Gets Gentle Nudge
Without it, the District’s rich — albeit subtle — African-American history would go unnoticed by many.
Camp Labels Obama’s Bipartisan Health Care Talks a Charade’
“I don’t want to see this meeting turn into political theater, with each side simply reciting talking points and trying to score political points,” Obama said.
DCCC’s Vogel Translates Emanuel and Races
“I never could have won that race without raising that money, and I never would have raised that money without Jon Vogel,” Israel said.
White House Develops Its Own Health Reform Bill
However, a senior Democratic aide said Thursday evening that the bill was assembled without any input from House and Senate Democratic leaders, and cautioned that it should not be viewed as an agreement
Gay Republicans Face Cool Reception at CPAC
The letter to the organizers went unanswered, though not without repercussions.
Leaders Knew Bayh Was Mulling Retirement
Evan Bayh (D-Ind.) made his decision to retire without consulting Democratic leaders in Washington, D.C., although he had previously alerted President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid
GOP, Expecting Little, Will Attend Health Summit
The administration still isn’t listening,” a House Republican leadership aide said Monday.
Corker Tries to Clarify Position on Regulatory Reform
“After seeing some news reports, I want to make it clear that I believe consumer protection should be part of any financial regulatory reform negotiations, but I believe the best way to proceed with
In New York Races, GOP Hopes for One Hopeful
Orange County Chairman Bill DeProspo said that for a Republican, running without the Conservative Party endorsement is akin to political suicide.
What Now for Corporations and Campaigns?
Q: I work on the re-election campaign of a House Member and I have a question about the fallout of the recent Supreme Court decision lifting restrictions on political spending by corporations.
Both Parties Prep for Terrorism Debate
“This administration has not gotten terrorism since day one,” Hoekstra said.
Bond, White House Continue Feuding Over National Security
Bond said last week in a statement.