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Sen.: Health Bill Means 'Sub-Quality Care'
As Senate Democrats vow to push through a health care reform bill with or without Republican support, a Republican senator who will be voting on the bill visited South Florida Tuesday.
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I-Team: Dead Farmers Get Millions From Tax Dollars
Share + Nov 24, 2009 12:10 am US/Eastern It's no secret that many times the federal government can spend your tax dollars in ways that might leave you scratching your head or even make you angry.
Reps. Corrine Brown, Mario Diaz-Balart, worried about re-districting amendments
Two Florida congressional members are raising red flags over proposed constitutional amendmentsproposed for next year's ballotthat could place tighter control over politicians when they re-draw the lines of their legislative districts.
US Lawmakers Are Paid to Harass Cuba
Havana, Nov 17 About $11 million have been paid to US lawmakers, including republicans and democrats, to support the aggressive policy against Cuba in their country''s Congress, Granma newspaper reported Tuesday.
Graves' position on Cuba is scrutinized
Republican Rep. Sam Graves, a farmer from a rural northwest Missouri congressional district, was once a consistent supporter of easing trade and travel restrictions on Cuba.
Report links donations, lawmakers' support of Cuba embargo
Supporters of the U.S. embargo against Cuba have contributed nearly $11 million to members of Congress since 2004 in a largely successful effort to block efforts to weaken sanctions against the island, a new report shows.
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.
South Florida Lawmakers Split on Health Care Vote
The measure passed in the House 220-215. Sunday, November 8, 2009 The House has acted.
PCI Supports Bipartisan Building Codes LegislationLoading...
November 5, 2009 - The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America supports legislation under consideration by the House Transportation Committee that would encourage the adoption and enforcement of statewide building codes throughout the nation.
Despite his recent claims, evidence shows Crist did support stimulus plan
At a rally in Fort Myers on Feb. 10, Gov. Charlie Crist touted the stimulus bill with President Barack Obama.
South Florida Business Journal
Gordon | Diaz-Balart PR firm hit with payroll tax liens by IRS
A prominent Miami marketing firm co-run by the wife of U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart has federal tax trouble.
Who the RINOs and the DIABLOs are
Who are the the DIABLOs ? Who are the RINOs ? Unfortunately, the American Conservative Union's rankings are pretty useless.
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Insurers dropping Chinese drywall policies
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan, center, speaks with Jennifer Roberts, left, holding her daughter Madison, and Heather DeSola, right, holding a photo of one of her two sons, Tuesday, Oct.
2008 Democratic Convention Watch
DemConWatch:: House #PublicOption Whip Count
The Progressive Caucus whip count continues in the House. While all of the actual caucus signed on long ago, it's still necessary to get to 218.
HUD official says drywall aid coming
The nation's top housing official on Tuesday toured homes near Boynton Beach that are tainted with Chinese drywall, promising weary and impatient residents "help is on the way." That aid could include loan modifications and federal money for repairs, said Shaun Donovan, secretary for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
College Republicans work for a government restrainta
Even in a time when the Democratic Party controls both houses of Congress and the White House, the FIU College Republicans are still championing the conservative cause.
On Healthcare, Many in Congress Don't Vote their Districts
Read-only mm_head Read-only mm_summary Read-only byline Read-only body KIM GEIGER Reporting from Washington A new study mapping congressional districts with the highest concentrations of people without medical insurance has identified areas in California, Florida, and Texas where more than 30 percent of the residents have no healthcare coverage.
US Urged to Support, Recognize Elections in Honduras
U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen holds a copy of Hondurasa constitution during a press conference with interim President Roberto Micheletti in Tegucigalpa on Monday, Oct.
U.S Republican Congressmen arrive in Honduras
Three U.S. Republican Congressmen from Florida state arrived here Monday to meet with different Honduran sectors and discus about the political crisis in the country.
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