- The Senate clock has started: link
- The Senate rules will make sure the debate is much more in-depth, to the chagrin of those on the left: link
- Former President Clinton can’t stay away from the debate: link
- No bill has passed, and states are already looking to opt out: link
- Apparently there are still some hard feelings in the House, after Saturday. And that’s just amongst Democrats: link and link
- St. Petersburg Times’ fact checks some of the claims by pro-choice representatives about the Stupak amendment: link
- Now that the Pelosi Plan has passed the House, what is its prognosis in the Senate? link
- The battle over abortion coverage now moves to the Senate: link
- Pro-choice representatives have sent the message - not again: link
- President Obama not thrilled with House language on abortion: link
- Economists, Senate moderates now concerned cost: link
- Virginia Senator Mark Warner says President Obama is focusing on the wrong thing: link
- Small businesses looking at bill’s impact: link
- Young adults could end up paying a lot more so seniors pay less: link
- Gallup poll flips – majority now opposed to health care reform: link
- Saturday may be the day in the House, maybe: link
- Changing 1/6 of the nation’s economy merits just 5 hours of debate in the People’s House: link
- House Democrats still fighting it out over abortion, immigration provisions: link
- President Obama will endorse the Pelosi Plan: link
- The American Medical Association will have a lively meeting this weekend, after their President went ahead and endorsed the Pelosi Plan: link
- In the Senate, the moderates still hold all the cards: link
- Speaker Pelosi has left some leftover tricks in her plan for American taxpayers, according to the Wall Street Journal: link
- Former Speaker Newt Gingrich and Texas Governor Rick Perry discuss the impact of the Senate’s Medicaid proposals on states: link
- Health Care Reform bills do not do enough to control costs, says Washington Post: link
- New York Times review of House Republican plan: link
- Does Yesterday impact the health care debate? Speaker Pelosi says no: link
- House Democrats pushing for less than a day of debate, Saturday vote: link
- As they show their cards with the Manager’s amendment: link
- Surprise! AARP to endorse Pelosi Plan: link
- Immigration remains an issue: link
- White House not worried if it takes until 2010 to pass Obamacare: link
- Senate Moderates keep exerting influence on process: link
- WSJ op-ed: Women don’t like health care reform: link
- The people go to Washington, say no to the Pelosi Plan: link
- Leadership of AARP, AMA endorse Pelosi Plan: link
- Senator Snowe, only Republican to support Senate Finance bill, no fan of the Pelosi Plan: link
- More interesting abortion provisions found: link
- SURPRISE! Those without insurance will have to wait 6 months to get coverage under Pelosi Plan: link
- Millions of Americans would pay Pelosi Plan fines: link
- House Republicans propose alternative to Pelosi Plan: link
- Democrats having trouble with abortion coverage in Pelosi Plan: link
- Immigration remains a sticking point for House Democrats: link
- SURPRISE! Pelosi Plan costs even more than previously estimated – $1.2 trillion and rising: link
- Small businesses will bear the brunt of new taxes in Pelosi Plan, according to nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation: link
- Business community unified in opposition to Pelosi Plan: link
- They call this open government? House Democrats may not allow ANY amendments to Pelosi Plan: link
- Senate leader says health care reform may not pass before new year: link
- New Accounting Rules? House Democrats say their bill costs $894 billion, but CBO and the media say its actually $1.05 trillion: link
- Today’s CBO report says the Pelosi Plan costs$600 billion more than Senate versions: link
- Despite cutting a deal with the White House, drug manufacturers get hammered by the Pelosi Plan: link
- Business is not happy with the bill, and doctors aren’t thrilled about it either: link
- House Democrats finally unveil the latest and greatest version of the Pelosi Plan, all 1,990 pages of it: link
- House Republicans have started just reading the bill, which is twice as long as War and Peace, and they have already found a few issues with it: link
- The Congressional Budget Office has released its initial analysis, and there is already trouble – premiums for the Public Option would be higher than those for private insurance: link
- House Democrats use the west steps of the Capitol to unveil their bill, but the public isn’t invited: link
- Business groups come out against the Public Option: link
- Senate Health Care bill to include Public Option: link
- Senate Moderates aren’t buying in: link
- Senator Lieberman takes firm stance against Public Option: link
- House leaders say they are close to taking Pelosi Plan to the floor: link
- House Democrats still fighting over abortion: link
- The Washington Post looks at AARP and its insurance business – is there a financial reason why they are supporting health care reform? link
- Congressional Democrats still having trouble finding a plan that will get votes to pass: link
- The public is not very confident that Congress will fix the number one problem in health care – cost: link
- Small businesses seeing dramatic rise in health care premiums: link
- An employer mandate will not be part of the Senate bill, but that doesn’t mean employers are off the hook: link
- Not everyone is supportive of electronic health records: link
- The Wall Street Journal examines the potential impact of health care reform on primary care physicians: link
Health Care | btrow | November 11, 2009 | 
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