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Tag Archives: Medicare
Deficit Commission Chairs Issue Draft Plan

The co-chairs of President Obama’s bipartisan deficit commission today unveiled a draft set of proposals to reduce the federal deficit, touching off a contentious debate among lawmakers serving on the commission. Continue reading
Posted in Economic Recovery
Tagged balanced budget, deficit commission, deficit reduction, Medicare, obama
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Democrats Open to Revisiting Health Care Law

A Democratic freshman member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee said Tuesday that the Senate will likely take another look at revisions to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) said … Continue reading
Senate Dems Anticipate Dec. 23 Health Care Vote
Despite the seeming setback dealt to the Democrats comprehensive health care reform efforts this weekend by Senator Lieberman (I-CT) and Ben Nelson (D-NE), Senate Democrats are planning a procedural move to set-up a December 23 vote on their health care … Continue reading
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Tagged CTIA, healthcare, Lieberman, Medicare, NAB, public option, Reid
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Senate Medicare Compromise In Doubt

What was last week touted as a potential breakthrough for the Senate health care bill is today being labeled as potentially another failed compromise. Yesterday, Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT) publicly stated that a health care bill which would extend Medicare … Continue reading
Senate Votes Down Medicare Fix
While House and Senate Democratic leaders try to cobble together enough votes to pass their health care legislation, both chambers had votes on components of reform that could signal what smaller issues could impact the passage of a larger bill. … Continue reading