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WASHINGTON -- Democrats scurried late into the night Friday trying to secure support for a planned Saturday vote on health reform amid last-minute concerns over abortion funding and insurance for illegal immigrants. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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BIG VOTE TOMORROW NIGHT -- MAYBE.... The stage is set for a historic vote tomorrow night in the U.S. House on health care reform. Full Article at Political Animal
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House Democratic leaders struggled to round up enough party moderates to reach the 218 votes needed to pass Obama's top domestic priority ahead of a planned Saturday vote. Obama will visit the Capitol on Friday to make a personal plea for support. Full Article at International Business Times
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Source: WDBO A Central Florida Democrat is breaking ranks with her party and now says she doesn't support the House version of the health care reform bill. Full Article at Democratic Underground
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WASHINGTON -- In a reprise of September's "tea party" protests in Washington, thousands of mainly conservative opponents to Democratic health care reform plans filled the lawn of the U.S. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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Congress obviously is working through a process that will ultimately, we believe, before the end of the year, get a bill to the President's desk
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We wish to maintain current law, which says no public funding for abortion
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There was some compromise language from different proposals that we thought would be satisfactory, our understanding was that we had an agreement. Two hours later it was not an agreement
