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Diaz & Franklin: Obama’s March Madness Delight

Premised on the notion that research focused primarily on broadband adoption — without considering the underlying factors that influence the behavior of potential users — fails to facilitate minority adoption

Obama Back in Campaign Mode to Sell Plan

Boccieri said neither Obama nor Democrats need to try to “sell anything” at this point since their main priority should be debunking inaccurate claims made by Republicans about what the bill does

Senate Prepares Health Care Finale

The Senate kicked off its debate on the health care reconciliation bill Tuesday, but without the tension that characterized its consideration of a health care overhaul in December and the spellbinding

No Vote Came Easy for Pelosi

The retirees, freed of worry about their re-elections, should have an easier time coming aboard and giving leadership a much-needed, if narrow, cushion.

Domitrovic: History Shows CBO Is Partisan

Supporters of the health care bill were ecstatic over the finding of the Congressional Budget Office, released last week, that the federal budget deficit will come in lower over the next 10 years should

Senate Hopefuls Have Big Sales Job on Health Vote

But in the months since the initial vote, Ellsworth launched a Senate campaign, and last week he announced he was voting for the final passage of the bill without the same abortion-related language.

Senate Prepares to Pick Up Fight

“And if that means voting all night, we should vote all night — and the next night and the next night, until they run out of energy.”

Editorial: Earmark Action

As Roll Call reported last week, the House ethics committee exonerated some of Congress’ most prolific earmarkers without — so far as anyone can tell — conducting a serious investigation of their possible

Plans in Flux on Health Vote

House Republicans had Democratic leaders tied in knots Tuesday trying to defend a special rule to enact the Senate’s health care bill without a separate vote, even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) insisted

PAYGO Is Not a Reason to Oppose Health Care Reform

As the discussion that followed amply illustrated, the feeling was that the bill should include provisions that do much more than just offset its cost and that it should be defeated because it doesn’t.