Boccieri to Vote Yes’ on Health Care Bill
Boccieri said that the story of Natoma Canfield, a cancer-stricken Ohio woman without health insurance highlighted by President Barack Obama, reminded him of his own family’s health issues.
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Author Argues for More Temporary Monuments
He actually began with the mindset that temporary monuments weren’t realistic, but “the more I talk with people the more convinced I become that it’s a good idea,” he said.
In Rum War,’ deJongh Heads to Hill
“I didn’t have an opportunity on this particular trip, primarily because the dominant issue is the constitution,” deJongh said.
2012 Looks No Better for Senate Democrats
“I know he’s interested, and I think he’s looking for some vindication,” Davis said. “I was pleased to leave Congress undefeated and unindicted.”
Setbacks Zero Out Gains in Whip Count
“The numbers sound promising, but I want to see how we got to the numbers,” said Rep. Brian Baird (D-Wash.), who opposed the House-passed bill.
Senate Enters Health Care Endgame
[IMGCAP(1)]”I want to see all the details before I sign it, but I generally think … if we have to improve or fix a few things in reconciliation that that would be the right process,” Sen.
Obama Defends Use of Procedural Maneuver for Passing Health Care
And I don’t think we should pretend otherwise,” Obama said. The key is that “you’ve got a good package on the substance,” the president said.
Pelosi: No Decision on Procedure to Pass Health Care Bill
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Tuesday that she has not yet made a decision on whether to use a special procedure to enact the Senate’s health care bill without a separate vote, but she noted that
Hoyer Defends Democrats’ Health Care Bill Strategy
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Tuesday pushed back hard against Republican attacks on the majority’s possible strategy for approving health care reform without a separate vote on the Senate-passed
Heard on the Hill: Queen Clyburn?
“Congress is homophobic, but I don’t think the American people are,” she says.
GOP Searches for a Strategy on Financial Reform
And, I think a lot of our people do want to vote for something.”
Senate Girds for Next Court Fight
“I’ve had a number of private discussions over a period of time with Justice Stevens, so there’s really no way I can respond without going into those discussions — so I’m not going to,” Leahy said
Plans in Flux on Health Vote
House Republicans had Democratic leaders tied in knots Tuesday trying to defend a special rule to enact the Senate’s health care bill without a separate vote, even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) insisted
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: I Know You Are, but What Am I?
“Piper is with me tonight, so I won’t say anything about Alan Grayson that can’t be said around children,” she said.
Arkansas: Boozman Rival Attacks Before Senate Debate
“When I am U.S.
Heard on the Hill: Armey Wrestles With Ventura
And he continued, citing a country song lyric (“my heart can’t take another you”) that he said summed up his feelings about Ventura.
PAYGO Is Not a Reason to Oppose Health Care Reform
All of this is why I did more than a double take last week when I heard what had to be not only one of the most ridiculous federal budget-related things spoken in quite some time (and that’s saying
Majority Hunts for Final Votes
Lincoln and Bayh have said they are likely to vote “no.” Three others — Sens.
It’s Déjà Vu for Corker, Democrats
But after four weeks of intense negotiations, Dodd said he was moving ahead without a bipartisan deal.
Pelosi Pushes for Health Care Vote Next Week
Pelosi said she hopes to complete this before Obama leaves on his overseas trip March 21. “I feel very exhilarated,” she said following a meeting of the Democratic Caucus.