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CNSNews.com Headlines: Newspaper Roundup for Friday, October 30, 2009
The Note: The Note's Must-Reads for Friday, October 30, 2009
| Have 2 pay all those committee members :-(( RT @heirsinhope Health bill: 42 studies, 214 mentions of taxes... http://bit.ly/2pkFHK 10/31/2009 |
| Health bill: 42 studies, 214 mentions of taxes... http://bit.ly/2pkFHK So that's what nearly 2000 pages looks like! 10/30/2009 |
| The Dems will tax us to death! Health bill: 42 studies, 214 mentions of taxes... http://bit.ly/2pkFHK #handsoff #iamthemob 10/30/2009 |
Newspaper Roundup for Friday, October 30, 2009
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Home News National CNSNews.com Newspaper Roundup for Friday, October 30, 2009 Friday, October 30, 2009 By Susan Jones, Senior Editor New York Times: Schools putting limits students' halloween costumes Avoiding scary, offensive, or gross Politico: House bill: 1990 pages, $2.24 million per word Washington Times: Health bill: requires 42 studies, mentions taxes 214 times Washington Times: Democrats handpick audience for unveiling of health care bill Politico: Opt-out divides Schumer and Emanuel Boston Globe: Some ...
The Note's Must-Reads for Friday, October 30, 2009
The Note —
... Fritze: "House Democrats unveil health care bill" LINK
The Associated Press Special Correspondent David Espo: "House Dems unveil health bill, cheered on by Obama" LINK
Time’s Karen Tumulty: “Medicaid: The OTHER Public Option” LINK
NY Daily News’ David Saltonstall: “Not what the doctor ordered: Video entry for healthcare campaign contest shows desecrated flag” LINK
The Washington Times' Staff: “At a glance: Inside the 1,990-page health care bill” LINK
The New York Times’ Mark Leibovich: “A Senate Naysayer, Spoiling for Health Care ...
Moving Days: Can delicate coalition survive thousand cuts?
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ABC News’ Rick Klein reports: That probably won't be the last major unveiling on the steps of the Capitol. But now that it's all put together -- watch it all get picked apart. Among the consequence of building two separate (shaky) houses from the bottom is that it leaves twice as many parts for opponents (or even allies) to try to take out. And in this ...




