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U.S. President Barack Obama Saturday made a rare visit to Congress and met with House Democratic leaders, as his last-minute push for a health care reform that was expected to be passed later the day. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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It is not often that a political party puts more than $750,000 behind a candidate in a high-profile congressional race, only to see the intended beneficiary endorse the opposition. Full Article at Albany Times-Union
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T.J. Rooney , chairman of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party, right, introduces Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter, D-Pa. , left, during the Pennsylvania State Committee Meeting in Pittsburgh, Saturday, June 6, 2009. View Photo »
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Only one Republican, Representative Anh Cao of Louisiana, voted for the bill, and 39 Democrats opposed it. The House also defeated the Republicans’ more modest plan, whose authors said it was a more common-sense and fiscally responsible approach.
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WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives Saturday approved the most sweeping healthcare legislation since the creation of Medicare 44 years ago and gave an important boost to President Obama's campaign to guarantee health coverage to all Americans for... Full Article at South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives Saturday passed, by a vote of 220 to 215, historic health care legislation that would require virtually all Americans to obtain health insurance and create a government-run health insurance plan to help them... Full Article at McClatchy
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Via Eric Cantor's office, here's a list of the 39 House Democrats who voted against the health care legislation: …comments for your WordPress blog. Full Article at American Spectator
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Tom Rooney, chairman of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party, right, introduces Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter, D-Pa. , left, during the Pennsylvania State Committee Meeting in Pittsburgh, Saturday, June 6, 2009. View Photo »
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A Michigan congressman has released a report from the non-partisan Joint Committee on Taxation confirming that the House Democrats' health-care bill could impose penalties of up to $250,000 in fines and five years in jail for failing to buy the proper insurance coverage.
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House Democrats just narrowly passed their health care legislation, by a margin of 220 to 215, with 39 Democrats voting against it, and just one Republican -- Louisiana's Joseph Cao -- voting in favor. Full Article at American Spectator
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WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives Saturday approved the most sweeping healthcare legislation since the creation of Medicare 44 years ago and gave an important boost to President Obama's campaign to guarantee health coverage to all Americans for... Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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FILE - In this Nov. 5, 2009, file photo, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif. speaks during her weekly news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. Oh, how the tables have turned.
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Only one Republican, Representative Anh Cao of Louisiana, voted for the bill, and 39 Democrats opposed it. The House also defeated the Republicans’ more modest plan, whose authors said it was a more common-sense and fiscally responsible approach.
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A Michigan congressman has released a report from the non-partisan Joint Committee on Taxation confirming that the House Democrats' health-care bill could impose penalties of up to $250,000 in fines and five years in jail for failing to buy the proper insurance coverage.
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By supporting the trillion dollar government takeover of health care, Tim Walz has proved to the people of southern Minnesota that he’s not the ‘independent leader’ he claims to be, but really just another partisan Democrat dedicated to advancing an agenda that isn’t getting our economy back on track
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On the night that he won the Iowa caucuses, he promised to bring Republicans and Democrats together to pass a health care bill, and now he's decided to ram it down our throats
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On the night that he won the Iowa caucuses, he promised to bring Republicans and Democrats together to pass needed health care reform, but are you sick and tired of Democrats trying to ram through this monstrous health bill?
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Democrats in swing-voting states and moderate-to-conservative districts may be less willing to back Obama on issues like healthcare after Virginia and New Jersey showed there are limits to how much he can protect his rank and file from fallout back home.
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It's going to be a real fear within the White House that those moderate Democrats are going to now find it more difficult to cast a difficult vote on healthcare that could increase the deficit, that may be unpopular with key parts of their constituencies as they face voters next year.
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Minority Leader John Boehner (R., Ohio) said Monday that the plan wouldn't seek to prevent health-insurance companies from denying sick people insurance -- a key plank of the Democrats' legislation.
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The press release from the Florida Democratic Party called Thursday
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Virginia and New Jersey elected new governors Tuesday, and in both cases, voters chose Republican governors to succeed the Democrats elected four years ago. Both are states that President Obama carried by large margins last year
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The Washington State Democratic Party will be very disappointed in any members of our delegation who don’t support President Obama and Speaker (Nancy) Pelosi
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Democrats' health care reform plan is bad for Texas
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I was in China two days ago, and the premier of China asked me, in essence, why I'm optimistic that the Senate will pass legislation when the conventional wisdom says otherwise. And the answer is that I have been a part of conversations between Democrats and Republicans that give me a very different vie...
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In their haste to put Washington bureaucrats in charge of vital medical decisions, Democrats have failed to deliver on their economic promises ... The American people were promised jobs and economic recovery. Instead, they’re getting bigger government and less freedom.
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The actions taken by the Culver administration and the Democrats in the Legislature during the last three years have made it abundantly clear that Iowa needs new leadership and a new direction
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Americans have every right to be critical of the President’s health care plan but we demean ourselves and everything that America stands for when we compare either Democrats or Republicans to the Nazi Third Reich. Some of us may be too liberal and others too conservative, but none of us are Nazis.
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The far right’s star House member just hit the headlines with a rowdy health-care rally on Capitol Hill. Benjamin Sarlin reports on the Democrats lining up in Minnesota to send Michele Bachmann into early retirement.
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Yeah. But the only thing worse than a Virginia Democrat is a Virginia Republican.
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A new federal law will require Vermont to set an earlier primary election date, just as a host of Democrats are clamoring to replace the retiring Republican Gov. James Douglas.
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We cannot send more politicians to Washington who wear the Republican jersey on the campaign trail but then vote like Democrats in Congress
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MoveOn.org and Democracy for America announced yesterday that they've secured $3.5 million in commitments to support primary challenges against Senate Democrats. . . .
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'There are going to be a lot more tensions between the White House and Congress,' predicted Rep. Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.), a member of the Blue Dog Coalition of fiscally conservative Democrats. 'They've been under the surface so far - and they're going to come out in the open'
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