Health bill creates partisan split
Sen. Max Baucus revealed his health bill yesterday, which contains no public option. (NYT) Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker says there is still a long road ahead until the economy
Sen. Max Baucus revealed his health bill yesterday, which contains no public option. (NYT) Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker says there is still a long road ahead until the economy
Sen. Max Baucus will unveil his health plan in full today, hoping to quell rumors and speculation about its contents. (Reuters) In a Wall Street Journal op-ed today, Sen. Baucus
In a speech to Wall Street execs yesterday, President Obama scolded previous excesses and spoke of an “ambitious overhaul” of the financial system. (FT) Sens. Chuck Grassley and Michael Enzi
In a “60 Minutes” interview, President Obama says he will join with Republicans on the issue of medical malpractice suits. (WSJ) Sen. Max Baucus says he’ll make one last push
President Obama will continue his health care push with a rally in Minnesota this week and an interview with “60 Minutes.” (NYT) New health legislation may add 10 million customers
In his speech to Congress last night, President Obama urges lawmakers to stop bickering and take swift action on health reform. (NYT) That heckler during the speech was Rep. Joe
In a joint address to Congress tonight, President Obama will push for a public health care option. (WSJ) Senator Max Baucus says Congress won’t “dawdle” on a health bill. (NYT)
Max Baucus, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, may have his own health proposal, free of a public plan, which would garner bipartisan support. (NYT) Obama’s Green Jobs Czar Van
Republican Senator Olympia Snowe is the Democrats’ last hope for bipartisan support on government health insurance only if a person is denied coverage by a private insurer. (NYT) Jimmy Hoffa,
Running the risk of fracturing party lines, Democrats are giving a second look to a proposal to tax the wealthy to pay for health reform. (WSJ) President Obama will address