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House approves historic health care legislation
A pounded gavel, the votes, then four words: The bill is passed.With that, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced narrow passage Saturday of historic legislation that would fundamentally change American health care for decades.
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Ad attacks Blunt for opposing cap-and-trade
Rep. Roy Blunt's Senate campaign estimates liberal special interest groups have spent more than $500,000 in negative advertising attacking his record -- and it's not even 2010 yet.
House Democrats confident on healthcare vote
The U.S. House of Representatives headed to a final vote on a sweeping healthcare overhaul on Saturday, with Democratic leaders confident they can secure the 218 votes needed for a narrow victory.
Skelton says he'll oppose overhaul
Washington -- Missouri Rep. Ike Skelton will stand with Republicans in opposing a historic $1.1 trillion health care bill that Democrats plan to debate Saturday.
Thousands rally in opposition to health care bill
November 5, 2009 - Thousands of people from across the coutnry protest the health care bill at the West Front of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC.
Where your legislators stand on the health care debate
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is urging a vote on her health care bill Saturday in the hopes of forcing to a conclusion a debate that's been raging for most of the year.
It's alive! End-of-life counseling in health bill
It's alive. The Medicare end-of-life planning provision that 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin said was tantamount to "death panels" for seniors is staying in the latest Democratic health care bill unveiled Thursday.
GOP To Unveil Health Bill Alternative
3, 2008. Nicholas Kamm/AFP/Getty Images Republicans In Congress Website After months spent criticizing Democrats' health overhaul plans, House Republicans have produced a draft proposal of their own.
GOP: Carnahan 'cozy' with ACORN
The Senate race may be a year away but Republicans are coming out swinging. "We're calling on the secretary of state to say ACORN is a bad organization," said Lloyd Smith, executive director of the Missouri Republican Party.
Congressman Blasts H1N1 Vaccine Distribution to Gitmo Detainees During Shortage
Missouri Republican Rep. Roy Blunt said Americans civilians -- not terrorism suspects -- should get priority to receive the vaccine.
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EDITORIAL: Shot of reality: Flu is more dangerous than vaccine
As the H1N1 flu vaccine trickles into the Kansas City area, there's a central point worth repeating: It's been tested and it appears to be safe.
I always thought I made out pretty well on Christmas morning. Over the years I scored box seats to Reds-Dodgers games when they were the hottest ticket in town, a motorized yard cart with the a oeBatmana insignia painted on the front , Matchbox cars, a Tyco train set and various other diversions.
Alan Grayson, the Liberals' Problem Child
On paper, Representative Alan Grayson, a freshman Democrat from Florida, seems a bit stiff: degrees from Harvard and Harvard Law; a resume that includes clerking for the United States Court of Appeals under Judges Antonin Scalia , Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Robert Bork ; an advocate for the aging.
The House Republican leadership " guaranteed " that they would offer an alternative health care reform bill.
Media echo GOP's fixation on size of House health care reform bill
Numerous media figures and outlets have followed in lockstep, with the Politico 's Jonathan Allen asserting that the bill "comes out to about $2.24 million per word," and Sean Hannity claiming that "if you can't put this down in 30 pages or less, it proves that this is a complicated, you know, bunch of bureaucratic garbage." EMBED House Republicans ...
The Revenge of the Teabaggers, Missouri
Marco Rubio is the conservative Florida Republican running against Governor Charlie Crist in the GOP Senate primary.
Still Waiting, Still Anxious: GOPers Speak Out On Blunt's Failed Leadership
Though Roy Blunt is hoping Missourians and the press forget about his "guarantee" to deliver a comprehensive health care bill that "costs less and provides better care for the American people," many members of his own caucus have not.
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Why Republicans love senatorial retirement parties
In the last ten years, Republicans have had twice as many Southern Senate incumbents get tossed out of office by the voters.
Ex-GOP official Wagner to chair Blunt Senate bid
Former Republican Party official Ann Wagner will serve as chairwoman of Roy Blunt's U.S. Senate campaign.
In mid-August, a seven-man team of divers from Kentucky spent four days retrieving a broken steel turbine blade from the bottom of Stockton Lake.
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