Progressive Caucus Frustrated About No Contact From White House
</p> House liberals are in an uproar over the agreement between the White House and Senate Democrats to strip the bill of a plan to allow people as young as 55 to join Medicare.
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Partisan Wars Erupt in Senate
</p> Republicans played coy on whether the tools at their disposal were enough to stop the Democrats from passing the bill this year.
Sanders Pulls Amendment to Halt Coburn’s Delay Tactic
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) forced clerks to begin reading the amendment in the Republicans’ first attempt at stalling the health care bill.
Parliamentarian Stokes Republican Ire
the bill,— saying it proved Democrats will resort to any means necessary to pass the bill.
Heard on the Hill: Last-Minute Shoppers
The Alabama Democrat introduced his own measure recognizing Ingram while also signing on to the other bill, put forth by Rep. Dale Kildee (D-Mich.).
House Democrats Eke Out Adjournment
</p> “That’s why I’m out here talking to you,— he quipped to a reporter.</p> It was a similar story nearly three hours later on the jobs bill, as some of those voting “yes” did so grudgingly. Rep.
Murtha Returns for Defense Bill Debate After Hospital Stay
John Murtha (D-Pa.) was released from the hospital Wednesday morning and will be back in the House on Wednesday afternoon to present the Defense spending bill, according to his spokesman.
K Street Takes Stock of Hill Prospects
Fowler, who was one of the main authors of the Senate Finance Committee’s health care bill; and former Williams & Jensen lobbyist Arshi Siddiqui, who is a senior policy adviser and tax counsel to Speaker
Breaking Down The House Vote To Increase Federal Debt Limit
Another day, another bill that the Democratic-run House narrowly passed even as many of the party’s most politically vulnerable members once again broke ranks.
After Magazine Honor, Bernanke to Face Critics
</p> Bunning and Republican Sens.
Texas: Flores Latest to Enter Race Against Edwards
</p> Bill Flores (R) on Wednesday filed paperwork to qualify for the March 2 primary and also issued a statement that said the Waco-area district “deserves a common-sense, conservative Representative
Group Runs Anti-Abortion Ad Against Casey
</p> The 60-second spot invokes Casey’s father, the late Gov. Bob Casey (D-Pa.), who clashed with his party over his opposition to abortion.</p> Sen.
Shop Talk: McMahon’s Money
</p> General consultant David Goldenberg of Central Strategies, a former top aide to Rep. Alcee Hastings (D-Fla.), has also come on board. </p> </p> My Boy Bill. Former Sen.
Children Deserve Special Status in Health Debate
Congress is working day and night to pass a good health care bill — one that works for all Americans. This is not a new story.
Gifts for the Politically Minded
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Another Year, Another Set of Nominations for the Best and the Worst …
</p> Rep. Bill Owens (D-N.Y.)</p> Virginia Gov.
Female Executives Run as Experienced Outsiders
</p> The degree to which they have embraced their female identity at all has varied by candidate. </p> On one end of the spectrum is McMahon, who has avoided questions of gender.
Democrats Face Uphill Battle to Beat Grassley
—</p> But it won’t be easy for Democrats to unseat Grassley.
Campus Notebook: Wedding Bills
</p> While several Republican Members are against the bill, they have few options to kill it.
Cardin, Stabenow Would Support Scaled Back Health Bill
</p> “The underlying bill here is critical as to how it will reform our health care system — health insurance,— Cardin added.