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Tag: senate

Dec 21
2009

Eliot Spitzer Just Nailed It

Science

Just now on MSNBC, Eliot Spitzer said, “this isn’t health reform, it’s health expansion”. That is exactly right. Reform failed in Congress, but expansion is currently on its way to becoming law. And, as Spitzer says, expansion isn’t a bad thing, but stop trying to sell it as reform. Of course the Democrats will never […]

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Dec 20
2009

Lieberman Not Back Yet

Science

Lieberman left town on Friday night before the snow hit and now CSPAN is reporting that he isn’t back yet. The Senate has a big vote coming up in a little over an hour and they need him there for it.

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Dec 18
2009

Why Dylan Ratigan Has Become One Of My Favorites

Media

I never really liked Dylan when he was a guest on Morning Joe and kind of turned my nose at the thought of him having his own show. Damn I was wrong. He now has the only cable news show I try and watch everyday (I don’t even do that for Olbermann or Maddow). One […]

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Dec 15
2009
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Staying Home On 11/2/10

Politics

11/2/10 is Election Day and given the current state of health care reform and the Senate constantly ignoring the will of the people, I have decided if this bill isn’t change that I’m going to do something I have never done – skip an election. Having been a life long Democrat and getting involved in […]

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Dec 8
2009

BREAKING: The Nelson Anti-Choice Amendment Defeated

Science

Ben Nelson’s woman hating bill was just defeated in the Senate 54-45. Now the big question – will Nelson side with Republicans and filibuster healthcare like he has threatened? Any Democrat that does that should lose their chairmanships – PERIOD.

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Nov 25
2009

Where Is Harold Ford?

Misc

I noticed Harold Ford hasn’t been on Morning Joe as much as usual lately and perhaps this is the reason: Democratic sources say that former Tennessee Rep. Harold Ford Jr. — who relocated to New York City after his unsuccessful Senate bid in 2006 — has been talking about the possibility of running against vulnerable […]

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Nov 21
2009

And Then There Was 60

Misc

Image via Wikipedia Good news from the Senate on the healthcare front: WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Blanche Lincoln says she’ll vote ‘yes’ on health care test vote, giving Democrats 60. This morning Mary Landrieu said she would also vote yes today. Tonight’s the big vote, so keep an ear out. Things will get really interesting and […]

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Oct 15
2009

Why Harry Reid Should Lose Next Year

Misc

Markos explains why Harry Reid is an utter failure as a majority leader: Bill Frist never had 60 votes. Bill Frist never cared. Republicans ran the Senate as if they owned the place, even when enjoying razor-thin majorities. Yet when Democrats took the chamber, the first thing Harry Reid did was complain that he couldn’t […]

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Oct 8
2009

House Republicans Vote Against Our Troops

Misc

What does this say? House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) and House GOP Conference Chairman Mike Pence (R-Ind.) are voting against the House/Senate fiscal year 2010 defense authorization bill — because it contains hate crimes provisions designed to protect gays and lesbians. Boehner and Pence are putting their own bigotry against the needs of our […]

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Sep 22
2009

For Something They Won’t Support They Sure Want To Change It

Misc

Republicans in the Senate have so far offered 27 amendments to the health care bill. The Wonk Room has a rundown of all these crazy changes and they will only make healthcare less affordable. Ironically even if all these amendments were added the Republicans still wouldn’t support the bill. Hopefully Democrats will show enough spine […]

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