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GOP Team Targets Democrats

Jason Altmire (Pa.), John Adler (N.J.), Henry Cuellar (Texas), Baron Hill (Ind.), Earl Pomeroy (N.D.), Tom Perriello (Va.) and Bill Owens (N.Y.).

Health Debate Plays in Money Chase

His fundraising fell off by more than $80,000 from the third quarter after he voted “no” on the health care bill.</p> Louisiana Rep.

Sunday Health Care Vote Increasingly Likely

</p> Nadeam Elshami, spokesman for Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), said no legislation or CBO scores would be posted Wednesday night. “Go home,” he told a passel of reporters.

GOP Leaders Lay Down Rules for Earmark Ban

</p> The moratorium passed the GOP Conference by voice vote last week, but many House Republicans and their aides complained privately that in their rush to pass the ban, GOP leaders failed to consider

Nix: Congress Can Stretch U.S. Aid With Investments

And just last week, in a hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, leading philanthropists Bill Gates and former President Bill Clinton testified to the advances in global health made possible

Plans in Flux on Health Vote

</p> Pelosi outlined the procedure Monday, saying Democrats could avoid a vote on the Senate bill by deeming it passed if the companion reconciliation bill passes the House.

GOP Senators Plan Scores of Health Care Amendments

</p> The Democratic strategy for passing a final health care bill involves the House moving first under a plan that would allow Members to approve both the original, $875 billion Senate-passed legislation

K Street Files: Banking Backlash

</p> “This bill will not fix regulation or create certainty,” Hirschmann said. “We believe this can be done, but only if done on a bipartisan basis.”