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Some of us in Republican Kansas appreciate Rep. Dennis Moore for supporting H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act.
Center for Cooperative Research
August 11, 2009: Congressman Receives Death Threats, Apparently over Health Care Reform
Congressman Dennis Moore reveals that he has received two credible and serious death threats in the last week, apparently over his support for health care reform.
American Academy of Family Physicians
AAFP President Continues to Press Congress on Health Care Reform Issues
AAFP President Lori Heim, M.D., of Vass, N.C., returned to Capitol Hill on Nov. 5, meeting with lawmakers and their staff members for the second time in less than two weeks to re-emphasize the importance of primary care and family medicine in any health care reform bill passed by Congress.
House passes health care bill on close vote
The House narrowly passed health care reform legislation late Saturday night. The 220-215 vote included 39 Democrats voting against and one Republican, Louisiana's Rep.
When the votes were tallied on the health care reform bill on Saturday night, Kansas Congressional members voted on the party lines.
House approves historic health care legislation
After the House of Representatives passed the health care overhaul on Saturday night, Speaker Nancy Pelosi was joined at a news conference by Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and Rep.
A group of fiscally conservative House Democrats is set to vote on a health-care bill that virtually all of its members think does too little to rein in health costs and keep the federal budget deficit under control.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Congressman Sam Graves claims to be working on his legislative reading. But where it concerns the 1,990-page health care reform bill, the lawmaker remains confident of his math.
Rep. Dennis Moore Brings Green Collar Jobs to Kansas
In a struggling economy, this is the kind of news we need. Rep.A Dennis Moore A just announced that the Department of Energy has awarded $9,593,500 in Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants to the state.
Five of the seven Johnson County commissioners are serving on National Association of Counties steering committees, one more than in the past several years.
KCK Police Need Help Finding Man Wanted For Murder
KANSAS CITY, Kan.- The Kansas City, Kansas police department is asking for the public's helping finding a man accused of murdering Dennis Moore, Sr.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
PIA Advocates Consistency on Preemptions in H.R. 2609
The National Association of Professional Insurance Agents said today that the House Financial Services Committee could be poised to take opposite positions on the same issue in the space of one week.
The debate between Representative Dennis Moore and his Republican challenger Phill Kline in October 2000 had yet to begin, and I was roaming the halls of Shawnee Mission South High School looking for Kansans to interview.
Jenkins supporting a liberal agenda? Not exactly
The House and Senate have approved the $680 billion Defense Department policy bill by comfortable margins but not without controversy.
Panel Approves Bill to Create Consumer Agency
The House Financial Services Committee voted 39 to 29 on Thursday to approve a bill that would create a consumer financial protection agency, clearing the first hurdle to enacting a key priority in the Obama administration's regulatory reform plan.
Cell-Tracking Bills Require Info Disclosure for Missing Persons
Mobile phone companies would have to immediately turn over location data to emergency responders to help them quickly track missing persons, if any one of the four bills floating in the House get traction.
Hypocrisy Alert: Kansas GOP Chair on Recovery Act
This week, in a stunning act of irony, Kansas Republican Party Chairwoman Amanda Adkins attacked Rep.
Vote Backs a Financial Oversight Body
The House Financial Services Committee voted on Thursday to create an agency to protect consumers from predatory lending, deceptive credit card terms and other abuses.
CFPA Bill May Strengthen Authority of States to Regulate Banks
October 22, 2009 a ' Until 2004, national banks had to obey state consumer protection laws.
Peggy Dunn: No contact yet; Will Leawood mayor be tapped?
Leawood Mayor Peggy Dunn has been a prominent Johnson County Republican a number of years.
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