Health Care Security Must Be a Priority
She told the story of a patient without insurance who suffered from an infected tooth.
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Prescription Drug Benefit Is Latest Turn in a ‘Long Road’
“I think it is fair to say that there is now a growing consensus that we can and should and will enact health care reform this year,” said then-Sen.
I Don’t Care if You’re the Richest Guy in the World
“It’s like that VISA commercial,” one insider joked about the spot featuring various celebrities who aren’t allowed to cash a check without some ID.
Continuity Proposal Nothing But a Threat To the Constitution
Somehow the republic survived those much more perilous times without a constitutional amendment calling for the emergency appointment of Representatives.
A Republican Gray Area
If Californians are given the opportunity to decide whether Davis should stay or go, they will also be choosing from among a potentially unlimited number of candidates whom the next governor will be if
Lawmakers Still Seeking End to Anonymous Holds
“I think we can achieve the goal — without a rules change,” the West Virginian added.
Reid Says He’s Wiser Than He Was in 1998
“It is a state that President Bush should do very well in, so we are not conceding it,” Allen said.
Continuity Amendment Clearly Isn’t Desirable, But It’s Necessary
Phillips, Schlafly and Paul all have the same objection: Nothing should be countenanced that even hints at losing the House’s status as a wholly elected body (the Phillips/Schlafly effort is called the
Senate Gets Religion
“Our Caucus had an opportunity to meet him and to hear him today, and I can say without equivocation that he is going to be warmly received,” Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) said following
GOP Hearings Target Ullico, McAuliffe
Even without McAuliffe, the Ullico scandal has enough ingredients to prove potentially embarrassing to Democrats, by implicating many close party allies in the kind of scheme more commonly associated
Young Guns Aim for Democratic Leadership
Some even suggest that, should Pelosi fail to lead her party to gains in the House next fall, her situation could become more tenuous.
Panel Would Study D.C.’s Money Woes
“Clearly, the city’s revenue capacity would be larger without restraints on its taxing authorities,” he said.
Murray’s Bid to Ban Asbestos
While asbestos use has declined significantly in the United States as alternative heat-resistant materials are developed, Murray argues that if Congress is going to set up a fund for asbestos victims, it should
Boyd Bullish
Alan Secrest of Cooper & Secrest Associates, notes that Boyd’s ability to appeal to a broad swath of the Democratic electorate as well as the strength of his base in North Florida will serve him well should
Blunt’s Other Problem
No one should come up to Michelle before getting an e-mail and ask her if they can eat.” There is one notable exception for Blunt.
‘Triangulation’ Has House GOP Worried
But on Monday, without advance warning, White House spokesman Ari Fleischer pushed the House to move the bill quickly.
Uline Arena’s Future Uncertain
I think the community should be involved.” Pernell said no one from Waste Management has contacted him regarding the demolition.
Democrats ‘Skeptical’ That Tax Cuts Will Boost Economy
In the short term, Reich said the federal government should share revenue with heavily indebted states.
Convention Funding Rules Spark Feud
As the Federal Election Commission begins to examine the funding of national party conventions, some GOP lawmakers are sparring with groups such as Common Cause over whether soft-money prohibitions should
Can Democrats Nab Okla. Senate Seat If Nickles Retires?
Already the longest-serving Senator in the state’s history, Oklahoma Republican Don Nickles is debating with himself about whether he should seek a fifth term next year.