Baucus: We Must Reform Health Care Now
Without reform, anyone with a pre-existing condition can be denied coverage when they need it most. That’s why we wrote a bill that will confront our health care crisis head-on.
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Casey: Kids Overlooked in Reform Debate
Children should not be required to move to the exchange unless the benefits provided are at least as good as, if not better than, the benefits provided by SCHIP.
Woolsey: Public Option Too Potent to Ignore
To be most effective, it would be national, without co-ops or local plans that dilute the power of the public option to deliver lower-cost, higher-quality care.
Congress, Obama Can Score a Big, Bipartisan Success: School Reform
It got its first hearing Wednesday before the House Education and Labor Committee but without any bill to work on. The will seems to exist for bipartisan action.
Clark: Carrot and Stick Approach Needed for Homeowners in Foreclosure
In Connecticut, 60 percent of defendants facing foreclosure did so without counsel.
Admonishment’ Is Not Covered by Ethics Rules
“The Member is forced to accept the result and pay a fine without having the ability to argue his or her case as part of the ethics process.”
Connection Between Money and Politics Gets More Troubling
minor case of a Member not disclosing his financial ties to a witness he called before a committee, it focused narrowly on whether there was a specific violation of a House rule, not on whether Members should
K Streeters at Odds With GOP on Jobs Legislation
The lobbyist added that Reid was reluctant to support amendments without assurances that Republicans would back it as well.
Panel: Staff Conduct Falls on Members
In particular, Brand pointed to House committees, citing the extensive activities and meetings staff may conduct without a Member present as well as the sheer number of staff.
Are Expelled House Members Able to Be Re-Elected?
These criteria cannot be changed without an amendment to the Constitution. In the landmark 1969 case Powell v.
Miller, Other Democrats Express Concerns Over Rangel
Miller echoed that point, saying Rangel should be given time to get a verdict on the broader investigation. “He’s entitled to have that investigation completed,” Miller said.
Greenbaum: Gubernatorial Race in Texas to Have Big Impact
Should voters’ support of President Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats continue to remain tenuous next fall, Perry will work assiduously to tie them to White.
Don’t Believe the Hype … or Everything That You Read
No, not without a statewide media blitz. Exhibit No. 2: A Feb. 8 e-mail from Colorado Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff’s campaign touting his standing in recent Rasmussen polls.
Democrats Ready to Flex Majority Muscle
“You can’t do this kind of change in statute that affects everyone in the country without the country understanding what you are doing,” Boyd said. Rep.
Bunning Filibusters Benefits Extension; Durbin Fights Back
A senior Democratic leadership aide said Durbin would ask for unanimous consent to pass the extensions without Bunning’s payment scheme every half hour for the foreseeable future.
Public Option Missing From Summit, But Supporters Press On
If Republicans don’t support it, we may well go back to moving forward and solving the problem with or without Republicans,” Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-Maine) said in a conference call.
Freeman Brown: No More Limbo for Workers’ Rights
The truth is Becker’s opponents simply don’t believe workers should be able to combat exploitation on the job by forming a union.
McMenamin: Lessons From the Gang of 14
The challenge is finding a way to return the tool to its traditional purpose of allowing the minority party a voice on the very largest questions without permitting it to systematically impede majority
Shelby Decides to Go His Own Way
Shelby has been doing a very excellent job of trying to work our way through all the difficulties in these processes without conceding issues that we don’t think should be conceded.
Balto: Transparency Will Lead to Major Savings for the Federal Drug Benefit
Without transparency, the incredibly complex system of prescription drug economics simply works in the PBMs’ favor: The PBM does not tell plan sponsors how much drugs really cost, because of the