In "The March of Folly," Barbara Tuchman asked, "Why do holders of high office so often act contrary to the way reason points and enlightened self-interest suggests?
by Josh AlperFiled under: Mets, Red SoxOf the many reasons why the Mets have spent most of the last two years being mocked, teased and generally pitied by much of the baseball world, none may loom ...
Well-informed people are buying into three big myths about Obamacare. The plan may not be perfect, but it is reasonable and responsible.
Meet Constitution-butchers Nancy Pelosi and Louise Slaughter. Cleaning House…by bloodying it: Photoshop exclusive: Big Fur Hat at iowntheworld.
Let me get this straight. The Senate will pass a public option if the House will. And the House will, because it already did. But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi won’t allow it.
Socialism = cutting government spending.
WASHINGTON: Top aides to President Barack Obama confidently predicted on Sunday that his signature health care overhaul would finally pass through Congress this week, after a year of costly political ...
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental health condition, and while not as common as depression or anxiety disorders, it remains one of the most challenging to treat.
The deal would bundle a bill on student loan overhaul into an expedited budget package along with the Democratic health care legislation.
I'm not sure I quite understand this, given that cost is so important as a burden to taxpayers when it comes to health care.
Filed under: American Idol, Music News, Health Issues, TV News You're a big deal if you can force 'American Idol' to shift its schedule.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke to reporters Thursday after a House Democratic caucus meeting.
Filed under: Senate, House, Democrats, Abortion, Health Care, Obama Administration, CongressThe head of the national association of Catholic hospitals, which holds great sway in the health care ...
Speaker Nancy Pelosi entering the room for her weekly news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC on Friday. Pelosi discussed the health care reform legislation with the media.
Filed under: Senate, House, Barack Obama, Health Care, Obama Administration, CongressAfter months of deadlines that have come and gone, White House officials and congressional leaders expressed ...
House Democratic leaders don’t have the votes to pass healthcare reform. At least not yet. Read more...
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There is something about skirting the normal legislative process which seems so appealing to people (in this case, Democrats) who cannot otherwise pass legislation but seek to expand government.
Filed under: The CapitolistHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi pushed back aggressively in response to Sen.
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House Democratic leaders worked to persuade rank-and-file members that the Senate will approve changes they want once they pass the Senate's version of the bill, with abortion still a major sticking ...
The ruling by the Senate Parliamentarian requiring that Obama sign a health care bill into law before the reconciliation process could begin is damaging to the Democrats' procedural maneuvers.
Filed under: Woman UpThe outspoken director, actor and political activist Sean Penn is no stranger to controversy. Now, however, he's insulted the rectal cancer folks.
House Democrats laid the groundwork for a vote on a health-care overhaul as early as next Friday and Obama postponed an overseas trip to be on hand for what he hopes will be the passage of his top ...
GOP Leader Discusses Health Care, The GOP’s Chances Of Winning The House, The House’s Call for an Ethics Investigation, and Importing Terrorists Into The U.S.
The House’s chief Democratic headcounter said Sunday he hadn’t rounded up enough votes to pass President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul heading into a make-or-break week, even ...
ABC7 takes you to the front lines in the battle against cancer, to Bay Area labs where researchers develop cutting-edge treatments.
I haven’t written about Personal Genomics in a long time. Quite honestly with all the time spent tracking the technology side of things, the consumer facing bit has been deprioritized.
This afternoon, the USCCB contacted dioceses across the country with a new bulletin insert.
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