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When you have to bribe Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La. , with a larcenous $300 million addition to your Senate bill (I know, you're pretending it's just Harry Reid's bill) that's specifically earmarked just for her state — at the expense of the rest of the... Full Article at Creators Syndicate
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Massachusetts' interim senator, one Paul G. Kirk, gave a very worthy speech on the floor of the Senate Saturday afternoon. Full Article at SouthCoastToday.com
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. , center, during a news conference on hate crime legislation on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, June 15, 2009. View Photo »
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My Republican friends, there is nothing to fear in debate ... Be not afraid of debate. It is our job, and it is exactly what the legislative process is all about: discussing, amending, improving. We Democrats stand ready to do what needs to be done. We welcome debate. We encourage it.
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Critics of Senate health care bill fault abortion funding and taxes on married couples
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Washington D.C. , Nov 23, 2009 / 11:46 pm (CNA).- Pro-life and conservative leaders reacted critically to the Senates Saturday decision to proceed on a Senate bill they say would provide government funding for elective abortion, create a new tax penalty... Full Article at Catholic News Agency
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I sat in on a conference call with firedoglake contributor Jon Walker yesterday. I learned quite a bit I didn't know. I haven't been paying quite as close attention once it passed the House. Full Article at MN Progressive Project
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If youve been hoping to see Sen. Joe Lieberman star in a sequel to Mr. Smith Goes to Washington this holiday season, you can put away the microwave popcorn. Full Article at History News Network
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US President Barack Obama (L) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (R) tour Photovoltaic Array at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 27, 2009 with Base Commander Colonel Howard Belote. View Photo »
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The Congressional Budget Office revised its estimate of the House health care bill Thursday, saying it would shrink the deficit by $139 billion in the first decade, $30 billion more than earlier estimates and $9 billion more than the Senate bill unveiled Wednesday by Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.)
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WASHINGTON - A leading Senate Democrat said yesterday his party is determined to push through a health care overhaul bill with or without Republican support because the “system is broken.’’ “We prefer to go at it with Republicans if we can reach... Full Article at Boston Globe
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Carol, to follow up on your piece about David Broder's article about health care reform, it was interesting to see the reaction from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to Broder's criticism. Full Article at Town Hall
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I assure you that I will make the legislation available to the full Senate and the American people prior to its consideration ... There will be ample opportunity to examine and evaluate its provisions.
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Labor unions pounced on the idea of a new jobs bill as a way to include several provisions that were cut out of the $787 billion stimulus package in order to placate a trio of Republican senators ... A day after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told colleagues he plans to bring up such a measu...
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Nevada’s got what it takes to lead in alternative energy… and all the good jobs that come with it
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is following through on a plan to cut off debate on President Barack Obama's most contentious circuit court nominee so far.
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Months ago, President Obama picked a trade expert who worked in the Reagan, Bush and Clinton administrations to be this nation's Deputy Trade Representative. But she has yet to officially join the Obama administration. Why? Because a Republican Senator is holding up the nomination over a bill that he th...
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Senate Democrats will take up a new job-creation bill in the wake of the 10.2 percent unemployment rate, Majority Leader Harry Reid told his colleagues Tuesday. Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) told The Hill that Reid (D-Nev.) made the announcement about a new jobs bill at the Senate Democrats’ weekly lunch.
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Months ago, President Obama picked a trade expert who worked in the Reagan, Bush and Clinton administrations to be this nation's Deputy Trade Representative. But she has yet to officially join the Obama administration. Why? Because a Republican Senator is holding up the nomination over a bill that he th...
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Democrats [are] worried that [Majority Leader Harry Reid] has no final bill, no Democratic consensus on the way ahead and no guarantee he’ll finish by year’s end.... Senate action on health care has stopped dead
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Months ago, President Obama picked a trade expert who worked in the Reagan, Bush and Clinton administrations to be this nation's Deputy Trade Representative. But she has yet to officially join the Obama administration. Why? Because a Republican Senator is holding up the nomination over a bill that he th...
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On Tuesday, former President Bill Clinton will address the Senate Democratic caucus lunch on health care, a source close to the former president said. White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid asked Clinton to address the caucus, the source said.
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Nevada has a wealth of geothermal energy and will play a significant role in our nation’s effort to expand the use of this clean, renewable energy source ... This economic recovery funding will help create jobs, improve Nevada’s economy and support the goal of making Nevada the leader in clean energy.
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With Harry Reid predicting that reform is unlikely to receive a final vote until next year, new Democratic Reps Bill Owens and John Garamendi will be present to vote on health care. They may not be the deciding factors on reform, but could their votes help Democrats pass a more ambitious bill?
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Nevada has a wealth of geothermal energy and will play a significant role in our nation’s effort to expand the use of this clean, renewable energy source ... This economic recovery funding will help create jobs, improve Nevada’s economy and support the goal of making Nevada the leader in clean energy.
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A letter about healthcare reform to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), apparently from former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, triggered a security scare that briefly shut down much of the Senate on Wednesday.
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Senate Republicans are simply so opposed to everything, absolutely everything, that they even oppose putting people in some of the most important positions in government
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Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi are two of the most unpopular people in American politics ... I think they can become potent symbols in the 2010 election. At the end of the day, however, I think it’s important for Republicans not to just say ’send a message to Nancy Pelosi’ or ’send a message to Harry Reid,...
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For that position, President Obama nominated an expert in combating both pandemics and bioterror attacks ... Imagine that: Americans are bracing against a flu epidemic here at home and threats of terrorism from abroad, the President nominated someone highly experienced in both of those areas, and Republ...
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Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi are two of the most unpopular people in American politics ... I think they can become potent symbols in the 2010 election. At the end of the day, however, I think it’s important for Republicans not to just say ’send a message to Nancy Pelosi’ or ’send a message to Harry Reid,...
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I don’t have anyone that I have worked harder with, have more respect for in the Senate than Joe Lieberman
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were held to support Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who recently sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid urging him to include a public option in the bill he brings to the floor of the Senate
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Obviously the public option is something that's been talked about a lot ... It's something I believe in. In the state of Nevada, uh, all the national polls show a wide majority of Americans support the public option.
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Sen. Evan Bayh, a moderate Democrat from Indiana, said Wednesday that he may not be able to support a motion to proceed with the health care debate on the Senate floor, depending on what is included in the bill Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) brings forward.
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I advocated for this funding because Nevada is the perfect model for an advanced smart grid project ... This project will create jobs across the state while empowering Nevadans to take control of their energy consumption, integrate renewable resources and net real savings on their energy bills. With the...
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Simply put, we cannot afford to give another vote to Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid we cannot afford another vote for higher taxes, we cannot afford another vote for government run health care and we absolutely cannot afford another vote to take away from hard working men and women the right to secret ball...
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I advocated for this funding because Nevada is the perfect model for an advanced smart grid project ... This project will create jobs across the state while empowering Nevadans to take control of their energy consumption, integrate renewable resources and net real savings on their energy bills. With the...
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