Pelosi Selling Obama Plan
She said there are other ways to hold the insurance companies accountable, and she said questions about whether it is dead should be directed to the Senate, where Democrats haven’t been able to corral
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Budget Commission First Needs to Answer Big-Picture Questions
Without that, even if it could be enacted (which I said I doubted), a new budget process was doomed to fail so there was no reason to bother.
Debt’s Dangerous Depth
But most Republicans have been less than lukewarm to the idea; some have noted that the commission lacks the teeth to force Congress to vote yes or no on its recommendations without amending them, while
Tough Times Produce Familiar Refrain, but Is Reform the Answer?
Many in the media and general public nodded in sorry agreement, though some argued he should stay, not retire, and help fix things.
Kaniewski: Congress Should Consider Its Own Failures in Attempted Bombing
As Congress critiques the Obama administration’s response to the Christmas bomber attack, it should pause and address its own culpability. To understand why, first consider the role of U.S.
White House Develops Its Own Health Reform Bill
However, a senior Democratic aide said Thursday evening that the bill was assembled without any input from House and Senate Democratic leaders, and cautioned that it should not be viewed as an agreement
Obama Launches Debt Commission; GOP Not Yet on Board
“After trillions in new and proposed spending, Americans know our problem is not that we tax too little, but that Washington spends too much — that should be the focus of this commission,” McConnell
Eisinger: A New Low in Public Discourse?
Without a trace of hubris or irony about the use of the word retarded, but barely a mention of the word f—–g.
GOP, Expecting Little, Will Attend Health Summit
Without major reforms, they wrote, “premiums will continue to rise for folks with insurance; millions more will lose their coverage altogether; our deficits will continue to grow larger.”
Corker Tries to Clarify Position on Regulatory Reform
“After seeing some news reports, I want to make it clear that I believe consumer protection should be part of any financial regulatory reform negotiations, but I believe the best way to proceed with
Both Parties Prep for Terrorism Debate
“We should not undermine our national security so the president can fulfill a campaign promise or appease extreme liberal activists.”
What Now for Corporations and Campaigns?
If not, who may discuss the ad and what may they say without it rising to the level of coordination?
Baucus, Grassley Offer Bipartisan Jobs Plan
That would preclude Baucus from agreeing to any effort by Reid to force through the bill without at least a modicum of floor debate, while prohibiting Grassley from participating in a filibuster of the
Pelosi Makes Her Case: A Majority Is 51 Votes
“Is there never anything that can be done without 60 votes?” The shattering of the 60-vote Democratic Senate supermajority with the election of Sen.
Roberts: Providing Better Health Care for Federal Employees
“What’s good for the goose is good for the gander” is an old adage that should apply to pharmacy benefit managers, who are responsible for administering many prescription drug plans.
Members Mourn Loss of Murtha
House Administration Chairman Robert Brady (D-Pa.) said Pennsylvanians “should be saddened by the news that my good friend Jack Murtha died suddenly this afternoon.
Republicans Say Brennan Briefing Wasn’t Comprehensive
“This administration, and this administration alone, made the dangerous decision to read Abdulmutallab his Miranda rights and treat him as a common criminal, not a terrorist, and it did so without
Obama Proposes Bipartisan Meeting on Health Care
Both Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) noted in their statements that they have already tried to convince Republicans to compromise on health care without
Mazzucco: If Judge Edward M. Chen Isn’t Qualified, Who Is?
Judicial confirmations should be decided on the basis of the nominees’ fitness and fairness, not partisanship and political philosophy or unverified perceptions.
Big Business Pushing FTAs
“We can argue strongly that as Congress is looking to increase jobs without increasing the deficit, there aren’t very many ripe candidates out there in terms of legislative actions,” Wenk said.