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For 9-11 first responders bill. The amount was cut.
If we had single-payer health care, we wouldn’t need special bills like this.
For 9-11 first responders bill. The amount was cut.
If we had single-payer health care, we wouldn’t need special bills like this.
Harry Nilsson: Bookmark It
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A new documentary: Bookmark It
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Nice that they’re catching up with the rest of us! Bookmark It
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It’s time for the latest Piggie of the Week. Today: AP has a psychedelic awakening and lays down the law. Biblical law. Bookmark It
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A story about a recent party in NYC was reminiscent of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Masque of the Red Death,” but without the satisfying ending. More here. Bookmark It
Read more →There’s really no good reason why the Capitol Hill police have to act as the political attack team for the Republicans, is there? WASHINGTON — In a stunning break with First Amendment policy, House Republicans directed Capitol Hill police to detain a highly regarded documentary crew that was attempting to film a Wednesday hearing on a controversial natural gas procurement practice. Republicans also denied the entrance of a credentialed ABC News news team that was attempting to film the event. [...]
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Of course, a lot of money went into Gov. Tom Corbett’s campaign to help make that tax go away: Since 2009, Pennsylvania has lost more than $300 million in revenue by not passing a tax on gas production from Marcellus Shale wells, according to The Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center. The Harrisburg-based tax and budget policy research nonprofit said its drilling tax ticker breached the benchmark on Monday, representing lost revenue Pennsylvania could be using to reduce cuts to state [...]
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Don Cornelius, 75, of Soul Train. Bookmark It
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As for the substantive changes, there’s a real concern that reducing the cost of the package to $4.3 billion, from $7.4 billion, will undercut the amount of care available, and the number of rescue workers who’ll be eligible. It’s possible, then, that the next Congress will have to revisit this issue in the future.
Thanks a lot, DC insiders.