McConnell Hits Stride on Health Reform
But I think he’s very strategic in the way that he thinks,— Republican Policy Committee Chairman John Thune (S.D.) said Tuesday.
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Heard on the Hill: He’s Good for This One
“You guys, you’re the best team money can buy,— Brady said, um, congratulating Serrano on the win. “If I wasn’t a Yankee fan, I’d be outraged at how much they spend,— Serrano admitted.
Burris Supports Transfer of Gitmo Inmates to Illinois
“I support the transfer of inmates from Guantánamo Bay to the Thomson Correctional Center, and I have full confidence that the facility can securely house terrorism suspects without comprising [sic
Issa, Towns Tensions Flare Up Again
“I do not believe a serious investigation into the Merrill Lynch acquisition can be conducted without questioning these officers,— Issa wrote to Towns.
Liberals Press Reid on Public Option
Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) also declined to say whether they specifically pressed Reid about using reconciliation during their meeting Monday evening but said it seemed inconceiveable to him that the Democratic
Issa Charges Politics Are Behind Oversight Testimony
“I have greatly appreciated your willingness to engage in necessary oversight of the Bush Administration’s decision to force Bank of America and other banks to accept TARP funds and to subsequently force
Abortion-Rights Groups Plan Rally
I have been getting calls from people who are just beside themselves.
Conrad: Health Care Reform Can’t Pass Without Abortion Restriction
“What is clear is that for this bill to be successful, there can be no taxpayer funding for abortion,— Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) said, appearing on CNN’s “State of the Union.
Reform Dominates Panel’s Agenda
The committee has also been working on a handful of other bills, including a measure to prevent banks from charging excessive overdraft fees without customers’ consent and a bill that would impose economic
Bipartisanship Is Needed on Bank Industry Reform
While it’s been said before, it’s worth repeating: Community banks and credit unions, for the most part, have lent responsibly and did not contribute to the crisis.
Eyes on a Changing Land
“Realtime 3-D is typically devoted to narrative and to the fantastical (the stereotype of violence or beauty), and I have, in some ways, worked out an alternate application,— Gerrard said in a statement
History Holds Lessons for Present Reform Fight
“I am not the first president to take up this cause,— President Barack Obama said to a joint session of Congress in September, “but I am determined to be the last.
Democrats Face Pros and Cons in Nationalizing 2010 Races
And Democrats appear to want the turnout benefits that a national election may bring without any of the backlash.
Reid Expects to Bring Health Care Bill Up Next Week
, “I frankly doubt— that debate would have to move forward without the estimate.
Hill Staffers Play Firefighter for Hot Day of Training
“It was really intense,— Scott said after she exited the concrete building amid a cloud of smoke. “I just didn’t move. I thought, ‘If I don’t move, I’ll be fine.’
GOP Senate Hopefuls Court Audience of 1,600 in Connecticut
“I launched this campaign with a significant media buy because no one in the state really knows who I am, and I think that’s really important,— McMahon said in a phone interview.
GOP to Hammer ‘Pelosi Health Care’ Over Recess
“I encourage you to continue reaching out to your constituents and the American people,— he wrote.
Stupak Claims 225 Votes for Anti-Abortion Amendment
Stupak also said he did not know what he would do if the bill comes back from conference without his amendment. Rep.
Obama Delivers Eleventh-Hour Appeal for Health Care Bill
Speaking without notes to a packed gathering in the Cannon House Office Building Caucus Room, Obama exhorted Members to seize a historic opportunity to approve the measure, a cornerstone of his domestic
Pro-Bonner Ad Causes a Backlash
“I mentioned to Mr. Bonner his need for ethics training for his staff,— Thurber said in the statement.