2 hrs ago | The Seattle Times
FBI no longer investigating threat to Rep. Baird
The FBI is no longer investigating a threat against Rep. Brian Baird. A spokeswoman for the agency, Lindsay Godwin, told The Vancouver Columbian that agents did not feel a phone message left at Baird's D.C. office was serious.
9 hrs ago | Center for Cooperative Research
August 12, 2009: Democrats Receive Racially Demeaning Faxes Threatening Violence to Obama
President Obama as 'The Joker.' [Source: Paul M. Jones] Representative David Scott , whose office was recently vandalized with a spray-painted swastika , receives an anonymous fax depicting President Obama with a swastika drawn on his forehead.
17 hrs ago | The Free Lance-Star
Health vote pits Democrat vs. Democrat
Democrats who thought a vote against the sweeping health care package would inoculate them from political attack are facing serious blowback from angry constituents and interest groups on the left - fierce opposition that could prove as consequential as anything Republicans could have thrown at them.
FBI to investigate alleged threat against Baird
An alleged death threat reported by U.S. Rep. Brian Baird at the height of last summer's furor over health care reform has been turned over to the FBI.
Baird under fire for a noa vote
Brian Baird's weekend vote against health care reform, and they dropped off letters of protest at his Olympia office.
Will health care vote be bad for Reichert?
Late Saturday night the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed sweeping health care legislation that would expand coverage and place restrictions on insurance companies.
Reps. Smith, Baird, Reichert explain votes on health reform
U.S. Rep. Adam Smith put out a statement explaining his vote late Saturday in favor of H.R. 3962, the House Democrats' latest health-reform measure.
Democrats against healthcare reform
The netroots have given Larry Kissell $485,795 , over the past couple of cycles.
Baird plans a Noa vote on health bill
U.S. Rep. Brian Baird said Friday that he would vote against the Affordable Health Care for America Act because Congress still lacks reliable estimates of how the legislation will affect premiums paid by people who already have insurance, including those on Medicare.
HEALTH: 2 WA Democrats divided on health insurance vote
With a historic vote looming this weekend, one Washington state representative, Brian Baird, said Friday he couldn't support the Democratic health care reform bill, while another, Adam Smith, said he had yet to make up his mind.
Brian Baird, the Democratic congressman from Vancouver, Washington, says he's going to vote against his party's landmark health insurance reform bill this weekend .
Northwest Progressive Institute
Action alert on healthcare reform for progressives in WA-03 and WA-09
Editor's Note : This post has been updated to include Congressman Adam Smith of Washington's 9th Congressional District in the call to action.
House Condemns - Biased' U.N. Report That Charges Israel, Palestinian Militants with War Crimes
29, deals with the fighting last winter that left more than 1,000 people dead, all but a handful Palestinians.
Munger: House panel takes fresh look at fusion
The House Science subcommittee on energy and environment hosted a hearing last week on fusion research.
Judge Goldstone Refutes Allegations in Congressional Resolution
On Tuesday, November 3, a bipartisan resolution cosponsored by Reps. Howard Berman and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen in the House will be likely voted on that condemns the Goldstone report released in September by the United Nations Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict .
H.R. 554 will require legislation be posted online for 72 hours before consideration
In June, Representative Brian Baird proposed H.R. 554, which would amend the rules of the House of Representatives to require that non-emergency legislation and associated reports be available on the Internet for 72 hours before consideration by the House.
Repeal the insurance industry's exemption from antitrust laws
Momentum is picking up in Congress to repeal an exemption from federal antitrust laws for the insurance industry that has its origins in the Civil War era.
Questions Raised About DOE High Energy Physics and Nuclear Physics Programs
"We may be going toward the spices in India, but we may run into America," said Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Director Pier Oddone about future research results from the Large Hadron Collider .
Vancouver mayor's race surpasses $260,000 mark, with Pollard ahead
This year's Vancouver mayoral election long ago became the costliest in the city's history.
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