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Senate Health Bill Will Test Pelosi's Coalition
Having upset her liberal base with one trade-off after another before finally passing the House's healthcare bill with just two votes to spare, Speaker Pelosi moves to a bigger test: keeping her fragile Democratic coalition together.
Send N.J. Democrats in Congress packing
I'd like to thank 'Dictator' Barack Obama for taking our once-proud Republic a step closer to a socialist empire.
Not Very Presidential -- By: Victor Davis Hanson
In fact, the president's comments were strangely sandwiched between praise of a just-completed Tribal Nations Conference and comments by the Columbia/Harvard graduate to the Native American contingent that he too had been "ignored" and "forgotten." In passing, the president has made it clear that we should not rush to judgment.
College Student-Veterans to be Honored by County
WHAT: To commemorate Veterans Day, nearly two dozen Camden County College students who are military veterans will receive the Camden County Veterans Medal to recognize them for their service to their country and community.
There's nothing more offensive to the memory of those who die while serving our country than using them as props for a nonassociated political cause.
Adler cites cost problems in rejecting health bill
Rep. John Adler broke from most of his party in the U.S. House to vote against the massive overhaul of the nation's health system, saying the legislation would fail to flatten the ever-rising cost of care.
Obama Seeks Revision of Plan's Abortion Limits
President Obama suggested Monday that he was not comfortable with abortion restrictions inserted into the House version of major health care legislation, and he prodded Congress to revise them.
Obama Used Fort Hood Massacre of Soldiers To Lobby House Health Care Vote
Participants also said Obama had referred to this week's shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, in which 13 people were killed.
Pelosi Says House Will Pass Health-Care Legislation
"We will pass health-care reform." Obama told the lawmakers they should approve the legislation now so he can sign a bill by the end of the year, White House spokesman Bill Burton said.
Obama praises those who ended Fort Hood violence
In his weekly address on the weekend before Veterans Day, President Barack Obama praises those who serve or have served in uniform.
Democrats Struggle to Bridge Abortion Divisions That Threaten Health Bill
Democratic leaders are struggling to bridge divisions over abortion that could threaten the health- care legislation, even as lawmakers debate the bill.
Obama praises those who ended Fort Hood violence
Obama said Saturday that the training designed to keep U.S. forces safe abroad prevented further deaths and ended the rampage at Fort Hood.
Andrews: USPS must explain Logan Twp. closing
The U.S. Postal Service has violated federal regulations by failing to provide financial details that justify the planned closing of a mail-processing facility in Gloucester County, according to U.S. Rep.
Pelosi still dealing as vote nears
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has conjured up plenty of old ghosts since launching the health care fight back in July, invoking Democrats who laid the foundation for this yeara TMs push a ' like Franklin Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.
South Jersey congressmen LoBiondo, Andrews spilt over health care bill support
South Jersey's two congressmen will maintain their divided opinion on legislation aimed at broadening the availability of health care insurance.
Dems want to seize historic moment
Health care is big for House Democrats: big like Social Security in the a 30s and civil rights in the a 60s, big like the war stories retold now in party caucuses as lawmakers grapple with the floor vote that is just days away.
The question of which agent is an independent contractor and which is an employee, and how a reasonable person can differentiate between the two, has long been a simmering issue for travel agencies.
Conners & Conaway: River Towns Must not Be Dredge Dumping Ground
They reiterated that opposition today. "South Jersey's riverfront is changing for the better, and now this plan threatens to reverse recent progress that has strengthened local communities and is protecting delicate open space," said Conners .
House Democrats unveil new health plan written with N.J. help
WASHINGTON - Under health care legislation that House leaders introduced Thursday, most of the 1.2 million uninsured New Jerseyans would gain coverage by 2013, according to a New Jersey lawmaker who helped write the plan.
A contentious race for Gloucester Twp. mayor
Gloucester Township Mayor Cindy Rau-Hatton and her Democratic opponent, Dave Mayer, have been trading jabs and counterpunches all fall in one of the region's most expensive and contentious local races.
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