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As the House Democratic leadership continues to work toward moving a health overhaul measure to the floor, members continue to stake out positions - sometimes because of their personal histories or where they are from. Full Article at Medical News Today
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Democrats in the House of Representatives represent the poorest and the richest districts in the country, according to a new analysis, as well as those districts with the most residents with health insurance and those with the least. Full Article at CBS News
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Among the countless amendments in the health-care-overhaul bill passed by the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday is one proposed by Sen. Maria Cantwell that would prod other states to replicate Washington state's popular Basic Health Plan while also... Full Article at The Seattle Times
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It often goes overlooked, but it’s worth remembering that the Senate Republican caucus, unlike Senate Democrats, have mechanisms in place to enforce party unity and discipline. When Democrats break party ranks on key bills, there are no consequences. Full Article at OpenCongress
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The result of the initial meeting was positive, according to a number of the participants at last week’s hour-long session. “The train is moving, there's no question that the train is moving,” said Rep. John Yarmuth (D-Ky.). Full Article at The Hill
