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Mammogram proposals augur rationing, GOP says
Indiana's senators will split their votes today when the Senate decides whether to allow a health insurance overhaul bill to move forward.
Bayh an 'empty suit,' rival says
Marlin Stutzman, one of three Republicans running for the GOP Senate nomination in 2010, began running a commercial last week calling Sen.
Notes From Washington | Bayh, health care reform, and a poll
Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., is one of the big question marks among Senate Democrats on the health care reform bill.
U.S. Senator Evan Bayh (D-IN) Incommunicado
Sorry for the vanity post. I just phoned U.S. Senator Bayh's office to express my opposition to the so-called health care reform bill.
What's The Difference Between BRAC And A Budget Commission?
Long time CG&G reader "Brooks" commented this morning on CG&G's continuing discussion about the value of a budget commission.
In Senate, Both Parties Pan Dodd's Regulatory Reform Bill
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd abruptly abandoned his plan to press ahead with a partisan vote on his regulatory reform bill next month after running into bipartisan opposition.
Palin embraced in Indiana GOP hub
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin signs books at a stop in Grand Rapids, Mich., earlier this week.
Lugar to speak at Pendleton library
Pendleton Community Public Library, in cooperation with WIPB-TV and Indiana Public Radio, will have Sen.
Reid plan ups pressure on moderates
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid unveiled his $849 billion health reform bill Wednesday to broad support from fellow Democrats - and the move quickly turned up the pressure on the last few wavering moderates to support the plan, which includes a sizable chunk of deficit cutting.
Ind. judge survives threat of filibuster
The Senate voted Tuesday to overcome a GOP filibuster of the nomination of Indiana Judge David Hamilton to the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Indiana RV Leaders Rally to Support U.S. Rep. Donnelly
Congress is focused on creating jobs, reducing the federal deficit, taking care of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and creating an " American energy bill," according to U.S. Rep.
CQ: GOP presidential hopefuls a " Youa TMre on notice
Grover Norquist has a blunt message for anyone already angling for the GOP's presidential nomination in 2012: Focus your energies on anything but next year's midterm elections at your own risk.
Public Eye - Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009
Burr under the saddle Kokomo Common Councilman Bob Cameron, D-2nd, raised more questions about the city administration at Monday's city council meeting, this time leaving a not-so-subtle implication that the city's police department is underprotected.
Democratic Senator May Block Health Bill
Sen. Ben Nelson said Tuesday he would join a Republican filibuster of the Democratic health care bill if he thinks it is a bad bill.
The good news: Both parties finally agree on an important element of public policy.
On tackling debt: Some say 'Just do it'
Left to their own devices, lawmakers won't successfully deal with the country's spiraling debt situation.
Barack Obama ran for president on a promise of saving the typical family $2,500 a year in lower health care premiums.
Bayh Wants Measure to Help Reduce Debt
Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh says it's time to get serious about reducing the nation's record $12 trillion national debt.
Dunn leaving White House, Pfeiffer takes over
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White House communications chief to step down
The White House on Tuesday shook-up its communications team, with Anita Dunn stepping down and an aide taking over President Barack Obama's vaunted messaging machine.
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