Topic: Harry Reid
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans' big victories in Congress could compel a second look at parts of President Barack Obama's sweeping healthcare overhaul, but any changes will be subtle and a far cry from the blanket repeal vowed by party leaders.Democrats' continued control ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Wednesday said he is willing to make changes to the landmark healthcare reform legislation passed earlier this year."If there's some tweaking we need to do with the healthcare bill, I'm ready for some ...
The title of a recently released Yahoo! , which is obviously synonymous with the GOP calling healthcare reform a GOVERNMENT TAKEOVER of the healthcare system. At the other extreme, Ron Johnson is a "businessman" so, of course, he DOESN'T/WON'T want to pay ...
"As health (care) reform shifts back to the Senate, Majority Leader Harry Reid is facing dissent FROM FELLOW DEMOCRATS, WORRIED that he has NO FINAL BILL, NO Democratic concensus on the way ahead and NO guarantee (that) he'll finish by year's end" ...
"Giving up on health care overhaul is not an option, the top HOUSE Democrat said Wednesday as lawmakers looked to President Barack Obama for guidance in his State of the Union address on how to revive the (severely) stalled legislation". As far ...
"In a blow to the White House (which this is), the Senate's top Democrat Tuesday signalled that Congress may FAIL to meet a year-end deadline for passing health care legislation, leaving the measure's fate TO THE UNCERTAINTIES OF THE 2010 ELECTION SEASON". ...
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has been like an on-off switch for health care reform (some days he'll support a robust public option and some days, he won't) and now it's Durbin's turn so we are left to wonder if he's going ...
The title of a recently released Yahoo! "President Barack Obama is pushing Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to go further than Obama has previously disclosed to strip the final health care reform bill of the narrow deals aimed at appeasing specific senators". ...
The title of a recently released ABC News article is " President Obama, obviously,because HE PROPOSED this legislation/idea (in sharp contrast to a lot of people on Capitol Hill). Why did Harry Reid support the idea in the first place? This should ...
"She said neither liberals' disappointment over the lack of a GOVERNMENT HEALTH CARE OPTION nor a traditional mistrust of the Senate would prevent passage in the House", but the bill must pass in the Senate as well in order for it to ...