Representative Suzanne Kosmas News

A strange thing happened Monday on Capitol Hill. True bipartisanship - as good as dead in a bitterly divided Congress - made a very rare appearance to support a new NASA mission and the money to carry it out.

Some lawmakers really want President Obama to fund trips back to the Moon -- and beyond.

Paul Partyka's announcement that he's running against fellow democrat Suzanne Kosmas in the 2010 primary could spell bad news for the Democratic party, some industry insiders are saying.

PRESS RELEASE Date Released: Monday, November 23, 2009 Source: U.S. House of Representatives - Comments 81 Members Sign Letter in Strong Display of National Support for Space Program - Today, Congresswoman Suzanne Kosmas and Congressman Ken Calvert sent a bipartisan letter to President Obama signed by 81 members of the U.S. House of Representatives ...

Kudos to local reps for rejecting health bill I had to chuckle when I read FLORIDA TODAY's recent editorial chiding Democratic U.S. Rep.

New mammogram guidelines criticized I couldn't believe the new advice on breast cancer in Tuesday's FLORIDA TODAY.

At today's noon luncheon at the Oviedo-Winter Springs Chamber of Commerce, former Winter Springs Mayor Paul Partyka announces his bid to unseat incumbent Suzanne Kosmas for the Democratic nominee for Congress.

Time for another round of hugs, slugs - and one ugh - for the politicians and newsmakers who help make Florida the unique, dynamic and occasionally stomach-turning place it is.

It's time to make some phone calls. It will take less than 10 minutes. Here are the Democrats who support the auditing of the fed.

Democratic officials portrayed the Republican Party's squabble in New York's special House election as an intolerant right-wing purge of liberal Republicans.

GOP amendments to health bill cut costs In a recent editorial, FLORIDA TODAY berated U.S. Reps.

A burgeoning high-tech industry sits at our doorstep, and local officials are considering ways Volusia and Flagler counties can capitalize on the proximity.

Democrats who opposed the House-passed health care reform bill earlier this month have come under heavy fire from their party's left, including a top Internet activist who urged liberals to halt further contributions to the Democratic Party committee that finances their campaigns.

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In the past week I've gotten more e-mails from Democrats who are ticked off at Suzanne Kosmas for voting against the health care bill than anything else.

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They carried signs that said, "Kosmas is a traitor," and "We got rid of Feeney for this?" The decision of U.S. Rep.

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.

Look at what else Congress is up to . . . Scott Maxwell TAKING NAMES November 10, 2009 You know, it's not all health care in Washington nowadays.

The motion of the ocean aside, here's a quick guide to some Democratic House members that Republicans believe are genuinely vulnerable in a year when President Obama isn't on the ballot.