New York: Club, Thompson Back Hoffman in Special
</p> Lost in the internecine Republican warfare Monday was the fact that attorney Bill Owens, the Democratic nominee in the special election, began airing his second TV ad of the campaign.
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Timeline for Senate Health Debate Still Unsettled
</p> The biggest uncertainty involves how fast the Congressional Budget Office can score the budgetary effect of the bill.
House Approves Conference Report for Legislative Branch Spending
</p> The final bill totals $4.7 billion, which will fund Congressional office budgets, legislative branch agencies and other Congressional expenses.
Jets Grounded in Senate Spending Bill
</p> The House bill also sought two more 737s than the military was requesting for its passenger service, at a cost of $200 million.
Pelosi Studying Senate Bills in a Hunt for Cost-Savings
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is eyeing Senate health care bills for ideas as she aims to slash the cost of the House health care bill to $900 billion over the next decade.
Ex-Rep’s Endorsement Becomes Campaign Issue
</p> Dan Seals, the losing Democratic nominee in 2006 and 2008, sent out a fundraising e-mail touting the backing of ex-Rep.
Hoyer Rails Against Democratic Medicare Bill
</p> Hoyer on Thursday ripped into a bill sponsored by Rep.
Hoffman Begins Airing TV Ads in New York Special
</p> Hoffman’s ad is the third to hit the airwaves this week.
New Ads Attacking Republican Hit Airwaves in McHugh Special
The poll of 300 likely voters, taken Sept. 17 by Basswood Research, showed Scozzafava preferred by 20 percent of the voters, and Democratic nominee Bill Owens and Hoffman each taking 17 percent, with 45
Baucus’ Credibility Rests on Reform
—</p> Virtually no one believes Baucus will fail to push a reform bill out of his committee, despite heartburn among some liberals over the Montana Democrat’s more centrist approach.
Blue Dogs Nip at Pelosi’s Plan
</p> “Right now, I don’t believe leadership has the votes to pass [the bill] in its current form,— said Rep.
Obama’s Team Still Hunting for GOP Votes
—</p> White House and senior Senate Democratic aides view the Baucus bill as the primary template for a final Senate bill, with provisions from legislation passed over the summer by Health, Education,
PhRMA Nervously Watching Bill Amendments
</p> “It’s contingent upon a good bill,— Tauzin said of his group’s continued support of health care reform.
Campus Notebook: CVC Gets Religion
</p> Rep.
Congress Should Look Overseas for Health Models
—</p> “And just from the questions and comments, I could tell that they got it,— he said.</p> But this year, “nobody who read my book would have written the Baucus bill,— Reid said.
Daschle Fears Reconciliation May Be Necessary to Pass Reform
—</p> Daschle later expanded on his reconciliation predictions at Wednesday’s panel, saying, “It is possible that [Democrats] might reach that 60-vote threshold— to pass a health care bill.
New York: Top Democrats Fete Owens at Hill Event
Attorney Bill Owens, the Democratic nominee in the special election to replace former Rep.
Missouri: Another GOP Entrant in Race Against Skelton
Bill Stouffer (R) officially threw his hat into the ring Wednesday for the opportunity to take on 17-term Rep. Ike Skelton (D) in 2010.
GOP Looks to Climb Rocky Top
</p> What changed? </p> NRCC spokesman Andy Sere this week pointed to successful candidate recruiting and a worsening political environment for Democrats in Tennessee.