Congress Draws Closer to Critical Afghan Debate
Stanley McChrystal, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, “[who] says that without adequate resources, we will fail. In my view, we should listen to that advice,— McConnell said.
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Two Perennial Issues in the Budget Process Are About to Bloom
[IMGCAP(1)]One of these should be adopted; the other should never be heard from again.
Fundamental Health Reform: Investing in Alzheimer’s Research
reaches its peak.If the suffering caused by Alzheimer’s is not enough reason for the federal government to make sufficient investments in stopping the disease, the costs driven by the disease certainly should
Obama Still Piecing Together Plan for Afghanistan
“I don’t believe it’s possible to turn around Afghanistan without more American combat power, somewhere near 40,000 troops,— Graham said during an appearance on “Meet the Press.— “I want to help this president
GOP Seeks to Push Debate Toward Incremental Reform
“There are plenty of things we could do without having the government step in and in effect, try to take over one-sixth of our economy,— he said.
GOP May Find Risks in Success
Republicans acknowledge they have a challenge of trying to tap into the energy of their angry base without turning off moderate and independent voters. Former Rep.
Bingaman May Hold Key to Markup
In a statement last week, Rockefeller said co-ops are “untested and unsubstantiated — and should not be considered as a national model for health insurance.
Conrad: No Reform Without Cost Savings
So with the right reform, it is clear that health care costs can be reduced without harming the quality of care.
Issa: Waste and Fraud Hard to Root Out
Last month, the Republican staff of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee released a report titled “Medicare Experience Suggests Americans Should Expect Massive Fraud with Nationalized
McHenry: Democratic Plans Limit What Businesses Offer
Insurance companies should not be able to discriminate against patients with pre-existing conditions.
McConnell: Democratic Bill Problematic Even Without Public Option
“What some Americans don’t realize, however, is that even without a government plan, the health care plans Democrats are proposing would still vastly expand the government’s role in health care.
Whistle-Blower Protections for All Federal Workers
These employees who face retaliation for blowing the whistle when they witness wrongdoing should have the right to a trial by a jury of their peers, should the administrative review process fail, as it
Ethics Panel Investigates Waters, Graves and Jackson
testimony before the Small Business Committee.In March, Roll Call reported that the Congressman invited his friend and neighbor Brooks Hurst to testify before a Congressional hearing on renewable fuels, without
Ethics Panels Clash in Public
“The Committee has voted unanimously to extend this matter to provide Representative Graves with potentially exculpatory materials, which the Committee understands, in the interest of justice, should have
Editorial: Apology in Order
— Stark’s apology to the House should have served as precedent for an apology by Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) for embarrassing himself and the institution by shouting “You lie!
K Street Files: Specter’s Bluff?
AARP believes that those Medicare Advantage plans that deliver high-quality care should receive bonus payments. … We believe this study underscores the fact that private plans in Medicare can achieve savings
Baucus Looking for Language to Limit Abortion Funding in Health Bill
.) — into his private office without staff to assess their willingness to reach a bipartisan agreement in the near future.
Finance Democrats Planning Amendments to Health Care Bill
Baucus confirmed that he would formally introduce his bill on Wednesday with or without the support of the three Republicans among the six negotiators.“The basic point is, we’re moving ahead.
Conservative Movement Gets a Boost
It seems like not a month goes by without another new book that promises to diagnose and treat the ailing post-Bush conservative movement.
Lines Harden Over Wilson
That polarization presents problems for leaders in both parties as they try to manage the expectations of energized base voters without turning off moderates and independents.