 Kansas City Star | Yooper Anger Both Ways Over Stupak's 'Yes' Vote NPR The FBI and other law enforcement agencies are investigating death threats made against Rep. Bart Stupak (D-MI)and other Democratic lawmakers after they voted in favor of health care reform legislation last weekend. The FBI and other law enforcement ... Stupak feels arrows from his own side The Buzz | Rep. Bart Stupak is taking heat from the left and right Abandoning all reason |
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Tag: health care reform Financial Times | After health care, will Obama double down, or hunker down? Dallas Morning News WASHINGTON – As the dust settles on the health care fight, the question facing both the White House and its adversaries is: What next? For everyone telling the president that he's on a roll and should seize the moment to tackle yet another divisive ... Health care battle highlights trouble with Congress What does health care reform mean to you and me? A Health Legislation Fail-Safe Works, but Not as Expected |
 Washington Post | After health care, will Obama double down, or hunker down? Dallas Morning News WASHINGTON – As the dust settles on the health care fight, the question facing both the White House and its adversaries is: What next? For everyone telling the president that he's on a roll and should seize the moment to tackle yet another divisive ... Health care battle highlights trouble with Congress Obama Hails 'Real and Major Reform' What does health care reform mean to you and me? |
 Reuters | Health care battle highlights trouble with Congress Detroit Free Press I see the big race in the national elections this fall being the Obama administration and Democrats trying to get the good parts of health insurance reform actually happening before Republicans can fill the void with their rhetoric ... What didn't get into the healthcare bill What does health care reform mean to you and me? A Health Legislation Fail-Safe Works, but Not as Expected |
 HispanicBusiness.com (press release) | Business leaders' thoughts on health care bill San Francisco Chronicle Chief executive officer Lloyd Dean of Catholic Healthcare West in San Francisco, Calif., on monday, October 20, 2008. The health care reform legislation approved by Congress will, among other things, extend coverage to 32 million uninsured Americans ... Companies Confused by Health Legislation Small businesses split over health reform's impact Small-business owners unclear on health care impact |
HispanicBusiness.com (press release) | Business leaders' thoughts on health care bill San Francisco Chronicle Chief executive officer Lloyd Dean of Catholic Healthcare West in San Francisco, Calif., on monday, October 20, 2008. The health care reform legislation approved by Congress will, among other things, extend coverage to 32 million uninsured Americans ... FREE ENTERPRISE: The science of health insurance markets Companies Confused by Health Legislation ObamaCare by the Numbers: Part 2 |
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AT&T Inc. will book $1 billion in first-quarter costs related to the health-care law signed this week by President Barack Obama, the most of any U.S. company so far.
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Whose Country Is It? New York Times The bullying, threats, and acts of violence following the passage of health care reform have been shocking, but they're only the most recent manifestations of an increasing sense of desperation. It's an extension of a now-familiar ... |
Sunlight Foundation Reporting Group: After health care vote, Stupak 11 request billions in earmarks: A day after R... http://bit.ly/9HWGTv
A day after Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Mich., and ten other House members compromised on their pro-life position to deliver the necessary yes-votes to pass health care reform, the "Stupak 11" released their fiscal year 2011 earmark requests, which total more than $4.7 billion--an average of $429 million worth of earmark requests for each lawmaker.
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The Newsroom - When former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum published a blog post declaring the final vote on health care reform the “Waterloo” of the Republican Party, he drew a firestorm of criticism on the right. He also, it seems, sacrificed his seven-year fellowship at the American Enterprise Institute. The prestigious conservative think tank abruptly dismissed Frum on Thursday from his $100,000-a-year post as an AEI resident scholar.