fdlaction.firedoglake.com - 22 days ago
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I was on Rachel Maddow last night talking about Harry Reid’s announcement that a health care bill might not pass until next year, and the White House response that they still wanted it in 2009.
Why is this happening? Pure guess: White House and Reid argue about who’s going ...
thehill.com - 24 days ago
theplumline.whorunsgov.com - 25 days ago
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theplumline.whorunsgov.com —
Harry Reid, continuing to surprise Dems who were
accustomed to his cautious posture, has fired off a...
surprisingly harsh letter to Republican Senators, caustically questioning their claims that Dems hatched a health care bill in secret by asking ...
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Harry Reid Calls GOP’s Transparency Bluff: Is Your ...
cbsnews.com - 23 days ago
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cbsnews.com —
Asked if health care reform legislation will pass
this year, Senate Majority leader Harry Reid told reporters...
today that "we're not going to be bound by any timelines." "We need to do the best job we can for the American people," he said. "We want ...
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Reid Suggests Health Care Reform May Not Come This Year
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FDL Action Health Care Update: Wednesday (11/4/09)
Blue Commonwealth - Front Page —
... 3. Jane Hamsher writes about her appearance on Rachel Maddow last night, "talking about Harry Reid's announcement that a health care bill might not pass until next year, and the White House response that they still wanted it in 2009." For a number of reasons, Hamsher concludes that "time is more on our side than not now" and that, shortly, "the pressure will be on the White House to start twisting ConservaDem arms to get health care passed - while we keep ...
FDL Action Health Care Update: Wednesday (11/4/09)
Blue Virginia —
... 3. Jane Hamsher writes about her appearance on Rachel Maddow last night, "talking about Harry Reid’s announcement that a health care bill might not pass until next year, and the White House response that they still wanted it in 2009." For a number of reasons, Hamsher concludes that "time is more on our side than not now" and that, shortly, "the pressure will be on the White House to start twisting ConservaDem arms to get health care passed — while we keep ...
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