Did you hear? 71% of Missouri voters rejected the individual mandate contained within the cleverly named Obamacare legislation.
Full Story »16% Of Missouri Soundly Rejects The Obamacare; 6% Support The Obamacare; 78% Don’t Give A Crap!
Weekly Address: Moving Forward on the Economy vs. Moving Backward
President Obama describes the steps his administration has taken to improve the long term outlook of the economy. He also compares his agenda to the just say no agenda of the Republican Party.
Full Story »Two Slogans – Zero Solutions @kingforhouse says, “That’s All You Need To Know About Me”
My new Outstate Politics video correspondent took some footage of the Minnesota Republican Party “We Walk in Lockstep Like Mindless Drones” Tour across the state.
Full Story »Weekly Address: Fair Pay for Doctors
President Obama talks medicare and the system by which we pay doctors treating medicare patients.
Full Story »Medicare and the Affordable Care Act
Weekly Address: Health Reform Starts to Kick In
President Obama addresses the progress being made at implementing health reform which was signed into law last month.
Full Story »Standing Up For Small Business
Senators Stabenow and Landrieu discuss the progress Senate Democrats have had in helping small business across the country deal with the current economy.
Full Story »Health Insurance Reform Right Now
Boy Who Lost Mother Pleads With Congress To Pass Health Care Reform
Rockefeller Sets The Record Straight On Reconciliation
The Urgency of Health Insurance Reform
President Obama travels to St. Louis, Missouri to stress the importance of passing health insurance reform.
Full Story »Fighting for Health Insurance Reform
Weekly Address: The Immediate Benefits of Health Reform
President Obama addresses the final steps for health reform and lays out the benefits Americans will see immediately after it passes.
Full Story »Open for Questions: Healthcare Reform & Insurance Companies
Health and Human Services Secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, takes questions about healthcare reform and insurance companies.
Full Story »Moving Forward on Health Care Reform
President Obama calls for a final vote on health care reform which has passed both the House and the Senate.
Full Story »Gregg: For Reconciliation Before He Was Against It
Unemployed Workers Lose Health Coverage as GOP Obstruction Continues
Republican obstructionism on display in the United States Senate over health coverage and unemployment benefits.
Full Story »Gross Inaccuracies: He Really Hearts Steve Gottwalt
Predictably, in conjunction with the flip floppery that is Representative Steve Gottwalt being for GAMC before he was against GAMC, there is his ardent defender Gary Gross.
Full Story »Former Parliamentarian: Nothing Controversial About Reconciliation
Former Senate Parliamentarian, Robert Dove, discusses the uses and history of reconciliation in the United States Senate.
Full Story »Weekly Address: The Olympic Spirit, the Spirit of Bipartisanship, and Health Reform
President Obama speaks about the closing of the 2010 Winter Olympics, connecting it to the larger idea of bipartisanship and its possibilities for health reform.
Full Story »Bipartisan Meeting on Health Reform: Part 1
President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC
Full Story »Bipartisan Meeting on Health Reform: Part 2
President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC
Full Story »Bipartisan Meeting on Health Reform: Part 3
President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC
Full Story »Bipartisan Meeting on Health Reform: Part 4
President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC
Full Story »Bipartisan Meeting on Health Reform: Part 5
President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC
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