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Although Burma's military regime has announced no election law nor declared the date of the poll it plans to hold in 2010, preparations appear to have begun in Naypyidaw. Informed sources suggest that potential candidates for president, vice-president,...
Tags: Snr-Gen Than Shwe, Gen Thura Shwe Mann, Burma, Maj-Gen Tin Ngwe, armed forces, informed sources, Senate, House, Naypyidaw, Singapore, Shwe Mann, Union Solidarity and Development Association, Defence Services Academy, Nat, Politics of Burma, Than Shwe, Military of Burma, War Conflict, Politics
Rep. Mel Watt has been getting a lot of online grief lately for his work on a bill related to the Federal Reserve. The Charlotte Democrat, who represents parts of Guilford County, sits on the House Financial Services Committee. Last week, the committee...
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Republicans love to get their hands on the Democrats' health care legislation. They show it to the cameras at every opportunity, even piling one version on top of another to make a big pile look even bigger. Although they complain they don't have time...
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But mostly it's been the total cost of the bill, not how much individual families who could soon be required to buy insurance for the first time might have to pay. That could be a costly miscalculation, says health economist Jonathan Gruber of the Massachusetts...
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Leonnig Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, November 24, 2009 For three years, Rep. Alan Mollohan has chaired the important Appropriations subcommittee that controls the Justice Department's $65 billion budget. At the same time, he has been under a...
Tags: Alan Mollohan, Justice Department, ethics committee, House, Nancy Pelosi, Congress, appropriations subcommittee, house ethics, Ken Boehm, Charleston, National Legal and Policy Center, Politics, Law Crime
tool goes here A special lawmaking session on high-speed and commuter rail inched closer Monday as legislative leaders and the governor said they are ready to tap surplus money in the transportation budget rather than raise taxes on rental cars to help...
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Normal proceedings of House resumed on Monday after five months of continuous disruption by the Maoists over the issue of ‘civilian supremacy’ vis a vis president’s move to reinstate then army chief. The House proceedings resumed as per decision of the...
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Ike Skelton (D-Mo.), Leonard Boswell (D-Iowa), John Spratt (D-S.C.), John Tanner (D-Tenn.), Vic Snyder (D-Ark.) and Rick Boucher (D-Va.). There is, as yet, little indication that any of these members will call it quits. But Republicans have done their...
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Md. As the nation's military academies try to recruit more minorities, they aren't getting much help from members of Congress from big-city districts with large numbers of blacks, Hispanics and Asians. From New York to Chicago to Los Angeles, lawmakers...
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organ upgraded shares of WellPoint Inc. and Cigna Corp. Monday, saying the stocks should trade higher as the details of a federal health care reform bill come into focus. More Business Analyst John Rex said the health insurers will have a difficult...
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