Road Map: Mystery Surrounds Compromise on the Public Option
</p> “I welcome Sen. Schumer, Landrieu and Carper, whoSen.
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It’s Christmas or Bust for Reid
—</p> Sen.
California: Slaton Drops Bid, Boosts Democratic Unity in 3rd
Bill Slaton (D) dropped his campaign for California’s 3rd district seat Monday, clearing the Democratic primary field for physician Ami Bera.
Democratic Field Thins in Race Against Lungren
Bill Slaton (D) dropped his campaign for California’s 3rd district congressional seat on Monday, clearing the Democratic primary field for Dr. Ami Bera.
Congress Should Change Energy-Climate Equation
</p> The House-passed climate bill would reduce U.S. emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases 83 percent by 2050, consistent with what science is telling us we must do.
Deluge of Lobbying to Hit Senate
A coalition of progressive groups that joined together after the House voted to insert abortion coverage restrictions in that chamber’s bill has organized a “DC Lobby Day— that will include visits to lawmakers
Book Explores Creative, Smart Leaders
He includes looks at political giants such as American President Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, as well as innovators such as Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and director Woody Allen
Nation: Albright Diplomatically Blasts GOP in Appeal
</p> “Our reputation abroad is finally beginning to heal,— Albright wrote.
Albright Pens Fundraising Pitch for DSCC
</p> “Our reputation abroad is finally beginning to heal,” Albright wrote on Monday.
Massachusetts: Candidates Roll Out Big Endorsements in Special
</p> “In City Year, I witnessed the closest thing I have seen to the military in civilian service,— Clark wrote.
Ambitious Republicans Start Eyeing Platts’ Seat
Bill Shuster (R). </p> Platts comes from York County, which is the most populous part of the district.
Obama Takes On Afghan War
</p> “The president is rising above politics to make this decision,— a White House official declared.</p> The official scoffed at criticism already emanating from GOP leaders.
People Over Politics: Pass Health Care Reform Now
Listening to the cable news chatter about the Senate vote to consider health care reform and the recently passed House bill, sometimes the discussion about health care seems too abstract.
Gillibrand’s Vulnerable, at Least in Theory
</p> On the Democratic side, officials said politicians such as Bill Thompson, New York City’s outgoing comptroller who lost by a surprisingly narrow margin to Michael Bloomberg (I) in November’s mayoral
Campus Notebook: D.C. in Pictures
</p> The screening comes as the D.C. House Voting Rights Act is stuck in neutral.
The Rose Garden: Obama’s Christmas Not Quite So Merry as Last Year
</p> Obama this December plans to continue the type of personal lobbying of Senators that he has done in recent weeks on the health care bill, according to one White House aide.
Doctors Can’t Agree on Prescription for Reform
</p> Although Burgess is a member of the AMA, he opposed the House health care bill, which he said did not deal with Medicare payment reform and barely addressed the medical liability issue.
Democrats Must Choose Health Care Over Copenhagen
</p> Despite the potential conflicts, Boxer and Kerry, who are co-sponsoring the Senate’s leading climate change bill, are still holding out hope they can make the trip.
Obama Agenda Frustrates Left
We need a big jobs bill. We need big, bold public projects that will put a lot of people back to work.
Alexander Sheds His Mr. Nice Guy Image
</p> To be sure, Alexander, the No. 3 Senator in the Republican hierarchy, has continued to champion interparty partnerships — for instance, he introduced a new nuclear power bill earlier this month with