Bipartisanship Has Few Fans
Bill Shuster (Pa.), who made the trip. Democrats in attendance were similarly reluctant to discuss the details. </p> And who could blame them?
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Dorgan Says Obama Misfired by Pursuing Health Care Before Jobs
Dorgan, who is retiring at the end of this year, supports the president’s health care agenda and voted in favor of the Senate’s $871 billion bill late last year.
Budget Breeds More Division
</p> Liberals such as Rep.
Long Senate Sessions Producing Fewer Bills
</p> A spokesman for Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) noted that the House moved several major pieces of legislation last year, including the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, the Cash for Clunkers bill to
GOP Unloads on Obama, President Fights Back
“If you were to listen to the [health care] debate and, frankly, how some of you went after this bill, you’d think that this thing was some kind of Bolshevik plot,— Obama said in response to a question
Hill Climbers: Common Ground
Bill Richardson (D) speak at Dartmouth, Anhalt volunteered to intern with his presidential campaign in fall 2007 and winter 2008.
Sebelius to Health Reformers: Game Is Still On’
</p> “We do not need 60 votes,— said Ron Pollack, the head of Families USA, the liberal health group that sponsored the conference.</p> Sen.
Pelosi Vows to Pull Out Stops to Pass Health Care
</p> The top House Democrat said her chamber could move smaller reforms while trying to find agreement with the Senate on the broader bill, outlining a two-pronged approach that could hand Democrats weary
Heard on the Hill: Money to Burn
The vendor would give the CVC a check representing the value of the coins and a bill for the cost of the cleaning — and some fear that bill would be bigger than the check.
Eyeing Multiple Bills, Reid Readies Jobsapalooza
</p> Although the details are still coming together, the Majority Leader is looking to move the first jobs bill before the Presidents Day recess, which begins on Feb. 13.
‘We Can Deliver,’ Obama Says
</p> Speaking to the public’s concerns, Obama said he is “calling for a new jobs bill tonight— and outlined steps he plans to take in response to widespread worries about rising unemployment and the lack
Obama Talking Points: Rescue, Rebuild, Restore’ America
</p> But heeding the call of the voters and Congressional Democrats, Obama will urge the House and Senate to pass a jobs bill that “jumpstarts private sector job creation.— According to the memo, Obama
Arkansas: Boozman to Challenge Lincoln, Sources Say
</p> “This is something that really for the last several weeks I have been thinking about,— Boozman said in an interview Monday.
Sources: Boozman Will Challenge Lincoln in Arkansas
</p> One man whom Boozman’s decision will not affect is state Sen.
Can Obama, GOP Get Anything Done? They Should Try
</p> Republicans claim he merely served them drinks, but never listened to their ideas, and left bill writing to ultra-partisans like Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who disdains them.
Shop Talk: What Would Walter Reuther Say?
The field includes former state Attorney General Kelly Ayotte and businessmen Bill Binnie and Jim Bender. The likely Democratic nominee is Rep. Paul Hodes (N.H.). </p> </p> Schlapp & Knapp. Rep.
Reconciliation Gaining Steam
for achieving a comprehensive bill.
Lincoln Stays Upbeat, Despite Strains
</p> On Tuesday, Lincoln maintained her support for the Senate health care bill — even though she opposes the $1.2 trillion House package.
Coburn Hijacks Debate on Debt Limit Hike
</p> Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) used a little-known procedural maneuver Tuesday afternoon to hijack debate on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) debt limit increase bill.