Pro-Health Care Groups Rally At Capitol Hill
Mar 17th, 2010 · Capitol Hill is swarming with interest groups and lobbyists both for and against the health care measure.
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Pulling Out The Stops For Health Care Bill
Mar 17th, 2010 · On Capitol Hill, the Democratic leadership is deploying every resource to gain approval for the president's health care plan. And with the 2010 elections approaching, undecided representatives are worried about how their votes will play back home.
Pulling Out The Stops For Health Care Bill
Mar 17th, 2010 · On Capitol Hill, the Democratic leadership is deploying every resource to gain approval for the president's health care plan. And with the 2010 elections approaching, undecided representatives are worried about how their votes will play back home.
Robust Job Growth Not Expected This Year
Mar 17th, 2010 · Three of President Obama's leading economic advisers were on Capitol Hill to answer questions about a variety of economic issues Tuesday. They warned that U.S. companies are unlikely to hire enough workers to bring down the unemployed rate much this year. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Oh) accused the administration of not taking the unemployment problem seriously enough.
Robust Job Growth Not Expected This Year
Mar 17th, 2010 · Three of President Obama's leading economic advisers were on Capitol Hill to answer questions about a variety of economic issues Tuesday. They warned that U.S. companies are unlikely to hire enough workers to bring down the unemployed rate much this year. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Oh) accused the administration of not taking the unemployment problem seriously enough.
Tea Party Activists Rally Against Health Care
Mar 16th, 2010 · Tea Party activists held a rally Tuesday on Capitol Hill to kill the health care measure House Democrats hope to pass this week. They called their rally Code Red for Health Care, and hoped their voices would help stall the bill.
Health Overhaul Takes A New Path Through House
Mar 16th, 2010 · House Democrats may tackle overhaul by formally voting on fixes to the Senate health bill. By passing them, legislators would deem the underlying Senate bill also approved. The approach, also called a "self-executing rule," is used fairly frequently on Capitol Hill, but not on anything as big as health overhaul.
Expert: House, Senate Democrats Have Trust Deficit
Mar 10th, 2010 · The divide on Capitol Hill is commonly depicted as Democrats versus Republicans and for good reason — the greatest rift in Congress is indeed partisan. But there's also a cleft between members of the same party, Democrats specifically, with a split between House and Senate members.
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