Anxiety Shows as House Democrats Meet
</p> At the time, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) publicly pressed the Senate to move on the bill early this year, before President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address.
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If GOP Wins Big In 2010, What Does It Plan to Do Then?
</p> And the deeper question is: What is the Republican Party, anyway?
A Rivalry For the Ages At Ford’s
—</p> Despite the serious subject manner, Zimmerman says the show is also humorous.</p> “Because it’s so real, it’s very funny,— she says. “It’s been shocking to me how much we laugh.
Shop Talk: Veteran Strategist Henry Heads to ONE More Campaign
/p> National Finance Assistant Andrea Brault</p> </p> The Imperiale Regime.
Liberals’ Patience Wearing Thin
Many liberals vowed they would vote against any health care bill that didn’t have a robust public option, but that threat has appeared to be just that — a threat.
Abortion Debate Still Lurking Under Health Bill
</p> “We have to deal with the core issues of the bill first,— a House Democratic leadership aide said.
Democratic Leaders Head to White House Wednesday to Talk Health Care
</p> Democrats are racing to reconcile competing health care bills approved last year by each chamber, hoping to give Obama a bill to sign by February.
Democrats Trying to Mollify Unions
</p> Although President Barack Obama apparently told union leaders Monday that such a tax would likely stay in the bill, one Senate Democratic source said the White House “did signal a willingness to
Mollohan Opponent In D.C.
</p> “I’m running because I’m frustrated with the way things are going,” Warner told CQ Politics Tuesday.
McConnell Hoping Democrats Find Religion on Health Bill
</p> “We’re going to do everything we can to stop this bill,— McConnell said. “The polls continue to recede in support of this proposal.
Interest Groups Prep for Health Endgame
</p> But even some of the most vocal opponents of the Democrats’ health care efforts appear resigned to a bill being signed into law.
Campus Notebook: SOTU 2.0
</p> DC Vote Executive Director Ilir Zherka said his organization will send the suggestion with the most votes to the White House.
Pelosi Huddling With AFL-CIO Chief to Discuss Health Care
</p> The meeting follows Monday’s health care sit-down at the White House between President Barack Obama, Trumka and other labor leaders, which yielded few tangible results.
Sentencing May End DOJ Earmark Probe
</p> Roll Call reported last year that the original earmark was inserted into a 2005 tsunami relief bill by Murtha.
Hickenlooper Makes Colo. Governor Bid Official
Bill Ritter (D).
K Street Files: Tough Love
</p> On the EFCA, Donohue discounted AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka’s assessment Monday that the union-supported bill would pass in the first quarter of this year.
Editorial: Clogged Senate
Everyone knows that once Congress finally gets done debating health care reform, there is a huge agenda of unfinished business ahead — financial services reform, climate change and a jobs bill.
Military Forces Democrats to Move Retreat to CVC
</p> Instead, Democrats will huddle even closer to home.
Democrats Stay Nearby for Conference
</p> Instead, Democrats will huddle even closer to home.
A Franken Finds a Recipe for Success
</p> Cooking is a political exercise for Franni Franken.