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Health Care Bipartisanship Fades

</p> “Nothing would make me happier than to have us come out with a strong bipartisan bill, and I begin the process with that goal in mind.

GOP Unity Is Forcing Heavy Lifts for Democrats

But Democrats are naturally more fractious, so Republican unity on the war bill and on upcoming issues like health care and energy is causing major headaches for the Democratic leadership.

Virginia Rep. Cantor Spreads The Wealth

</p> Eric Cantor (Getty) </p> Virginia Rep. Eric Cantor , the second-ranking Republican in the House, was a big donor last month to 2010 Republican campaigns through his political action committee.

Earmark Recipients Filled Dicks’ Coffers

John Murtha (D-Pa.) and Bill Young (R-Fla.). Richard Efford, a colleague of Magliocchetti’s on the subcommittee staff in the late 1980s, also ultimately joined him at the PMA Group.

Wellness Not Faring Well

</p> The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee’s health care reform bill, which is set for markup today, could include amendments that would </p> expand employer wellness programs and

100 Years of Congressional Baseball

</p> Then Ensign and teammate Rick Santorum (Pa.) were called into an evening Senate session to vote on an energy bill. The mound was vacant with two all-important innings to go. Enter Shimkus.

Kyl Urges Democrats to Slow Down Health Care Bill

Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) on Monday warned that President Barack Obama’s health care proposals could lead to medical rationing, and urged the White House and Senate Democrats to back away from plans to pass a bill

Fear Stalks Debate on Health Reform

</p> But Alexander indicated that the GOP would not budge from its opposition to the public plan, nor would Republican Senators support a bill that was not funded in an acceptable manner.

HELP Pushes Markup to Wednesday

The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee is scheduled to begin marking up its health care reform bill Wednesday afternoon, one day later than originally planned.

Trial Lawyers Now Playing Defense

</p> While Obama’s comments were a small part of his speech, trial lawyers are worried that when the White House and Congress start cutting deals to craft a final health care bill, tort reform could end