Posts Tagged ‘ bipartisanship ’

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

April 24, 2010
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Well folks, there is still about another week or so at a minimum before I can resume something resembling a normal post frequency, but I found snippets of time here and there to draft up a condensed version of this for my regular...

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Healthcare Reform’s Days Are Numbered

March 7, 2010
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Healthcare Reform’s Days Are Numbered

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“We’re Not Campaigning Anymore…”

February 26, 2010
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“We’re Not Campaigning Anymore…”

You have to hand it to them: these protesters can be pretty clever at times.  Obviously, this refers to the attempt to inject some bipartisanship into the nasty healthcare debate Congress has been having for the better part of a year now in...

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A First Step Toward Fiscal Responsibility

February 19, 2010
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A First Step Toward Fiscal Responsibility

Sometimes, things just have to get done in Washington, regardless of political gridlock.  This is exactly why the President has the power of issuing executive orders; he can enact certain things that Congress cannot seem to agree on, which will prove to be...

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The Drumbeat Continues

February 15, 2010
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The Drumbeat Continues

Over the past year, Congress has had to endure many delays to its agenda; Republican obstructionism, the miscellaneous twists in the healthcare debate, a “snow-pocalypse” as the media calls it, and so on. Yet, still, they seem to take just about every other...

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A Thaw in the Healthcare Debate?

February 9, 2010
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A Thaw in the Healthcare Debate?

I apologize for both the lateness of this post and the lack of posts in recent days; for some reason I can’t seem to have enough work for the gods of college assignments to be satisfied.  Fortunately, Washington has been pretty much snowed in for the last couple of days anyway. ...

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So Long, Supermajority

January 19, 2010
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So Long, Supermajority

Today, voters in Massachusetts went to the polls in a special election to fill the late Senator Ted Kennedy’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Shockingly, for the first time in about fifty years that seat has apparently gone to a Republican, State Senator...

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