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Jeffrey Young
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11/21/09 02:33 PM ET
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has secured the vital 60th vote he needs to advance healthcare reform legislation.
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Tony Romm
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11/21/09 02:02 PM ET
At least 11 states intend to forge ahead with bills and ballot questions designed to block some Dem healthcare reforms.
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Jeffrey Young
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11/21/09 12:36 PM ET
One of two Democratic centrists previosuly not committed will back her party on the crucial test vote.
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J. Taylor Rushing
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11/21/09 10:25 AM ET
The Senate convened at 9:45 a.m. Saturday, beginning immediately with a sharp clash by the chamber’s top Democrat and Republican.
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Jordan Fabian
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11/21/09 06:00 AM ET
On the day of the Senate’s first vote on healthcare reform legislation, Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) gave the GOP’s address.
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Roxana Tiron
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11/21/09 06:00 AM ET
Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has always opposed the policy.
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Alexander Bolton
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11/21/09 06:00 AM ET
The Senate will vote Saturday night to begin debate on a 2,074-page healthcare bill that is estimated to cost $849B.
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Jeffrey Young
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11/20/09 12:12 PM ET
Centrist Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson (Neb.) will vote with his party to advance healthcare reform Saturday, he announced Friday.
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Susan Crabtree
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11/20/09 11:54 AM ET
The Senate Ethics Committee has issued a “qualified admonition” of Sen. Roland Burris (D-Ill.).
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Aaron Blake
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11/20/09 06:00 AM ET
Thirteen current and former House members are running for Senate, and that means lots of opposition research for their opponents.
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