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Corker: GOP Overplayed Its Hand on Financial Reform

</p> “I am still hopeful that we can get to a regulatory reform bill that can receive strong bipartisan support, but as I told my Republican colleagues at lunch today, I believe our hand has been weakened

Democrats Fight Off First Round of GOP Amendments

</p> By 8:45 p.m., Democrats had defeated, or tabled, 10 GOP attempts to amend the bill, including a politically problematic amendment that would have barred insurance coverage of erectile dysfunction

No Rest for Health Care Lobbyists

</p> Rivera said the union is also undertaking the formidable task of trying to explain the law to the public.</p> “We have massive confusion about what is in the bill,” he said.

Police Concerned About Parliamentarian’s Safety

</p> The heightened political stakes surrounding the GOP’s plans to use the Senate’s rules to try and derail the health care reconciliation bill has drawn increasing public scrutiny of Frumin.

Senate Heads Toward Late Afternoon Vote-a-Rama

</p> Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) predicted Wednesday that the chamber would vote on final passage on a health care reconciliation bill sometime Thursday and that the Senate would be voting

Vote Provokes Barrow Primary Talk

</p> Asked Wednesday about CBC frustration with his opposition to the health care bill, Barrow said, “I understand the frustration, but I’ve issued a statement explaining my vote,” before ducking onto

House GOP Still Requesting Earmarks

Henry Brown (S.C.), Anh “Joseph” Cao (La.), Ron Paul (Texas), Bill Posey (Fla.), Bill Young (Fla.) and Don Young (Alaska) are among the lawmakers requesting funding for specific projects on the Appropriations

Earmarks Still Alive for GOP

Henry Brown (S.C.), Anh “Joseph” Cao (La.), Bill Posey (Fla.) and Don Young (Alaska) are among the lawmakers requesting funding for specific projects on the Appropriations Committee list.</p> Rep.

School’s Out; Spin Wars Begin

For Senate Democrats, the transition out of the health care debate began weeks ago after Reid decided to abandon a massive jobs bill that enjoyed bipartisan support in favor of a rifle-shot approach to

Vote-a-Rama Is Here to Stay

</p> Eric Ueland, who served as chief of staff to former Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), said that over time the leaders in both parties began to encourage Members to hold their amendments until