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Weekly
Address: Celebrating Christmas and Honoring Those Who Serve
Posted by Jesse Lee on December 24, 2009 at 6:00 PM EST
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U.S.
Treasury Ends Cap on Fannie, Freddie Lifeline for 3 Years
from BusinessWeek.com --
The U.S. Treasury Department will remove the caps on aid to Fannie
Mae and Freddie Mac for the next three years, to allay investor
concerns that the companies will exhaust the available government
assistance.
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China
Raises GDP Growth Figures, Closing in on Japan
from BusinessWeek.com --
China raised its 2008 growth estimate to 9.6 percent from 9 percent
and said this year’s quarterly figures will increase, narrowing
the gap with Japan, the world’s second-biggest economy.
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Bethlehem
Christmas preparations
from Reuters Video: Most Watched Videos
Dec 24 - The biblical town of Bethlehem, revered as Jesus' birthplace,
prepares for Christmas festivities amid heavy security.
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Senate
OK's health care bill in victory for Obama
from AP Top U.S. News At 3:24 a.m. EST by By DAVID ESPO
WASHINGTON (AP) -- In an epic struggle settled at dawn, the Democratic-controlled
Senate passed health care legislation Thursday, a triumph for
President Barack Obama that clears the way for compromise talks
with the House on a bill to reduce the ranks of the uninsured
and rein in the insurance industry...
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Homeland
Security: Preventing Unintended Public Disclosures of U.S. Nuclear
Sites and Activities
The Homeland Security MiPAL has been updated with a series of
Government Accountability Office reports calling for an interagency
collaboration strategy for biosurveillance and providing recommendations
for the prevention of unintended public disclosures of U.S. nuclear
sites and activities, a Henry L. Stimson article concerning the
next steps for U.S. border security, remarks by the Secretary
of Homeland Security highlighting the Department's major accomplishments
in 2009, Congressional hearings evaluating the role of cyberspace
as a medium for radicalization and examining a breach by the
Transportation Security Administration involving a sensitive
manual, and a Small Wars Journal article analyzing the threat
of domestic radical Islamic insurgency. Please see the Recently
Added Documents section for the latest on this topic - the newest
updates are in bold.
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India:
Status and Prospects of the Indian Nuclear Industry
The India MiPAL has been updated with an Institute for Defence
Studies and Analyses article examining the culture of the Indian
Army, a Centre for International Governance Innovation report
evaluating the status and prospects of the Indian nuclear industry,
and a series of reports from the Institute of South Asian Studies
analyzing India's relations with Japan, Bangladesh, and in South
Asia, and providing an overview of the implications of India's
2009 Assembly Elections. Please see the Recently Added Documents
section for the latest on this country - the newest updates are
in bold.
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Iran
as a Nuclear Weapons Power
The Iran MiPAL has been updated with a State Department statement
on the United Nations' position on Iran's failure to fully respect
its human rights obligations, a Center for Strategic and International
Studies report analyzing Iran as a nuclear weapons power, and
Strategic Insights articles presenting recommendations for U.S.
reactions to Iran's nuclear behavior. Please see the Recently
Added Documents section for the latest on this country - the
newest updates are in bold.
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Food
Security in Russia
The Russia MiPAL has been updated with a report from the Monterey
Institute of International Studies and the James Martin Center
for Nonproliferation Studies analyzing U.S. and Russian approaches
to tactical nuclear weapons, a Strategic Studies Institute report
evaluating Russia's plans for the new European security system,
and a Defence Academy of the United Kingdom report assessing
the state of food security in Russia. Please see the Recently
Added Documents section for the latest on this country - the
newest updates are in bold.
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East
Asia and the Pacific: Impact of the Okinawa Force Realignment
on U.S.-Japan Relations
The East Asia and the Pacific Regional Policy Overview has been
updated with an International Crisis Group report analyzing the
impact of the November 2009 massacre in the Philippines, a Heritage
Foundation report assessing the implications of the Okinawa force
realignment on U.S.-Japan relations, an issue of the Centre for
International Governance Innovation's Security Sector Reform
Monitor focused on Timor-Leste, and a Strategic Insights article
on military rule in Burma and the trials of Aung San Suu Kyi.
Please see the Recently Added Documents section for the latest
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Near
East and North Africa: Deterrence, Security, and Nuclear Threats
in the Persian Gulf
The Near East and North Africa Regional Policy Overview has been
updated with an article from Democracy: A Journal of Ideas analyzing
U.S.-Egypt relations and regional reactions to U.S. policy in
the Middle East in the months following President Obama's June,
2009 speech in Cairo, a RAND Corporation report assessing the
strategic role of natural gas in Israel's energy future, Strategic
Insights articles evaluating U.S. and European perspectives on
deterrence, security, and nuclear threats in the Persian Gulf
region, a Chatham House report on criticisms against the United
Nations Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict, and a Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace report providing recommendations
for U.S. democracy promotion efforts in the Middle East. Please
see the Recently Added Documents section for the latest on this
region - the newest updates are in bold.
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UN
Secretary-General Expresses Appreciation for Approval of 2010-2011
Budget
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Sen.
Kennedy Remembered in Health Debate
The memory of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy loomed over the Senate Thursday
when his weary colleagues moved his life's work, health care
reform, to the brink of reality
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Deal-maker
Reid got votes to pass U.S. health bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has
drawn both condemnation and adulation for deals he struck to
win passage of legislation for the biggest overhaul of the U.S.
healthcare system in more than four decades.
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Senate
confirms Miriam Sapiro to be deputy USTR
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate on Thursday approved Miriam
Sapiro to be deputy U.S. trade representative for Europe and
the Americas, filling one of several still vacant slots on President
Barack Obama's senior trade team.
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President
Obama's Remarks on Senate HC Vote
by Tom Bevan
Transcript of President Obama's remarks: THE PRESIDENT: Good
morning, everybody. In a historic vote that took place this morning
members of the Senate joined their colleagues in the House of
Representatives to pass a landmark health insurance reform package
-- legislation that brings us toward the end of a nearly century-long
struggle to reform [...]
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New
York Fed purchases $15 billion net ($17.4 billion gross) in agency
mortgage-backed securities
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VIDEO:
Pres. Obama remarks on Health Care bill
Remarks from President Obama on the health care vote in the Senate.
Length: 5 min.
Published: Thursday at 8:45am (ET)
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Senate
'Liberal Lion' remembered in health debate
by By LAURIE KELLMAN
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The memory of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy loomed
over the Senate on Thursday when his weary colleagues moved his
life's work, health care reform, to the brink of reality....
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Obamas
salute military in their Christmas message
by By DARLENE SUPERVILLE
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle
Obama offered Christmas wishes to the nation on Thursday, including
a special thanks for the U.S. military. They urged Americans
to help support military families this holiday season....
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Obama
makes Christmas calls to US troops
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama says he personally
delivered a holiday message to a few members of the U.S. military....
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Executive
Order -- Adjustments of Certain Rates of Pay
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President
Obama Announces Members of the President's Intelligence Advisory
Board
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President
Obama Nominates Noel March and George White To Be U.S. Marshals
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President
Obama Nominates Seven U.S. Attorneys
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Phone
Calls Made by President Obama after Senate Passage of Health
Insurance Reform
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Remarks
by the President on Senate Passage of Health Insurance Reform
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Recovery
in Action: "Energy Squads" in the Twin Cities
Posted by Jesse Lee on December 23, 2009 at 12:26 PM EST
Before we get into the national round-up,
we wanted to highlight one particularly action-packed story out
of Minnesota. The headline from the Star-Tribune is 'Energy squads'
find and stop waste":
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Another
Tremendous Step Forward for Health Insurance Reform
Posted by Jesse Lee on December 24, 2009 at 12:29 PM EST
Speaking in the State Dining Room, the
President, joined by Vice President Biden, congratulated the
Senate on its historic vote to pass health insurance reform.
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Reality
Check: For Opponents, It Was Never About the Bill
Posted by Dan Pfeiffer on December 24, 2009 at 12:50 PM EST
Today’s Republican talking point of
the day is that the historic health reform bill passed today
represents the first major piece of social legislation to be
passed without a single vote from across the aisle.
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Weekly
Address: Celebrating Christmas and Honoring Those Who Serve
Posted by Jesse Lee on December 24, 2009 at 6:00 PM EST
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Obama
says country near end of health care reform process
Posted: December 24th, 2009 09:03 AM ET
Washington (CNN) – President Barack Obama said Thursday
that the country is close to the "end of a nearly century-long
struggle to reform America's health care system."
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Next
step: Turn two health care bills into one
Posted: December 24th, 2009 09:55 AM ET
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Obama:
Bill '9/10 of a loaf'
Posted: December 24th, 2009 01:58 PM ET
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Obama
pushes for jobs
Posted: December 24th, 2009 03:00 PM ET
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Astronauts
Aboard the Space Station Talk With Troops in Iraq; Brave Men
and Women on Both Sides of the Holiday Hookup Are Far From Home
Tue, 22 Dec 2009 23:00:00 -0600
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When
do you need more help?
Wed, 23 Dec 2009 23:01:00 -0600
Most of the time, the best thing to do for the flu is treat symptoms
and wait it out. Other times, that’s not enough, and you
may need to seek more help.
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DoD
Identifies Marine Casualty
Thu, 24 Dec 2009 06:11:00 -0600
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Dear Friend,
Today, the Senate made history when we
voted to pass our version of the health care reform bill.
The decades-long struggle to ensure Americans
have adequate health care coverage has been a long and winding
path, with great leaps forward and painful setbacks. We fought
for reform in the 1970s, and failed. We fought for reform in
the 1990s, and failed.
But now we have the best chance we have
seen for a generation. This is an opportunity that doesn't come
around often.
The health care reform bill we passed today
isn't the one I would have written on my own, given the opportunity.
I fought for a strong public option, and I will keep fighting
for it every chance I get.
What this bill represents is a compromise
that 60 Senators can stand behind, and it takes 60 Senators to
pass legislation. And no matter what we may wish were in this
bill, the fact is that it retains our core commitments to reform:
* This bill holds insurance companies accountable, making sure
they spend more on health care and less on administration and
profits. It forbids them from denying coverage because of preexisting
conditions.
* It guarantees Americans will have more choices when it comes
to health care, including two national plans similar to the ones
we get in Congress.
* It makes health care more affordable with tax credits for small
businesses. It provides families with the information they need
to get the best deals on coverage.
* It ensures that no American should go broke because they get
sick, and no American should die because they can't afford the
care they need to get well.
We have faced many obstacles to get to
this point. The Republican leadership instructed its members
not to vote for this bill no matter what was it in, and not a
single Republican Senator voted "aye."
They stand on the wrong side of history.
I believe they will regret that decision some day. This bill
will save lives, lower costs, and free tens of millions of Americans
from the fear that they will be left without the care they desperately
need.
That's why I have chosen to support this
bill. I will continue to do everything in my power to strengthen
health care during this process and in the years to come.
Sincerely,
Chris Dodd
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Where
can I track Santa's travels?
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In order to provide users with new format
options, FDIC Consumer News articles issued in Spring and Summer
of 2009 have been adapted for audio. We will be creating the
audio files for the Fall issue shortly, and going forward, will
be producing audio versions for all future issues.
FDIC Consumer News provides practical guidance on how to become
a smarter, safer user of financial services. Each issue offers
helpful hints, quick tips, and common-sense strategies to protect
and stretch your hard-earned dollars.
Visit: http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/news/audio/index.html
and click the desired issue to download or listen to the articles.
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Civilians
Provide Holiday Cheer to Troops, Families
Thu, 24 Dec 2009 09:00:00 -0600
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Sudan on the Brink: NCP Again Violates
Agreement
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Commission on International
Religious Freedom (USCIRF) is deeply concerned by reports that
the National Congress Party (NCP), headed by President Omar al-Bashir,
appears to once again be threatening Sudan’s fragile peace
by reneging on previous commitments. On December 22, the NCP
moved through the National Assembly, a body over which it has
total control, the Southern Sudan referendum bill with new language
that the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) did not
agree to. Days earlier, on December 20, the NCP rammed through
the National Assembly a revised National Security Act to which
the SPLM had objected because the Act does not include any new
measures that hold the security services accountable.
“Many in Sudan perceive that the U.S.
Special Envoy, the European Union Special Representative, African
Union countries, China, and others have emboldened the National
Congress Party. These past weeks have shown all too clearly what
actions an emboldened NCP will take,” said Leonard Leo,
USCIRF chair. “USCIRF calls on Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton to stand with the peace process and play a leading role
to ensure the full implementation of the Comprehensive Peace
Agreement.” The Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) is the
fragile 2005 agreement that ended 20 years of a violent civil
war between Northern and Southern Sudan.
“Once again the NCP has violated agreements
it made with the SPLM, its supposed partner in the peace process,”
said Mr. Leo. “These violations are threatening to derail
the CPA which provides the only existing roadmap to peace in
Sudan and it is now hanging by a thread.”
These most recent violations of the CPA
took place mere weeks after government police and security personnel
on December 7 arrested and abused opposition members of Sudan’s
National Assembly during their attempt to peacefully present
a letter urging the enactment of human rights reforms and other
key legislation necessary to implement the CPA. A USCIRF delegation
was in Khartoum at that time where they met with senior SPLM
leaders and other members of parliament. The delegation was told
about people being detained and beaten and saw the bruises of
an SPLM official who had been struck with batons and kicked repeatedly.
“The NCP’s latest actions imperil
the CPA. An emboldened NCP needs to hear directly from the Secretary
that its violations of human rights and repudiations of agreements
it made long ago to implement the CPA will not stand,” said
Mr. Leo.
USCIRF is an independent, bipartisan U.S.
federal government commission. USCIRF Commissioners are appointed
by the President and the leadership of both political parties
in the Senate and the House of Representatives. USCIRF’s
principal responsibilities are to review the facts and circumstances
of violations of religious freedom internationally and to make
policy recommendations to the President, the Secretary of State
and Congress.
To interview a USCIRF Commissioner, contact
Tom Carter, Communications Director at tcarter@uscirf.gov or
(202) 523-3257
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NORTHCOM
Nominee Announced
Thu, 24 Dec 2009 08:53:21 -0600
Commander in Chief Barack Obama has nominated Navy Vice Admiral
James Winnefeld to be the next Commander of U.S. Northern Command
and North American Aerospace Defense Command or NORAD.
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Can
You Crack a Code?
Try Your Hand at Cryptanalysis
In our latest quiz, unravel a code and reveal its secret message
like the "cryptanalysts," or code-breakers, in our
FBI Laboratory.
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CJCS
Happy Holidays
Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:20:07 -0600
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff ADM Mike Mullen and
his wife Deborah send out holiday wishes to all servicemembers
and their families
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From the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics:
A listing of the latest
publications from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is now available
at
http://www.bls.gov/opub/update.htm
Please refer questions to
blsdata_staff@bls.gov .
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Chevron
to Pay U.S. More Than $45 Million to Resolve Allegations of False
Claims for Royalties Underpayment
Wed, 23 Dec 2009 15:47:30 -0600
Chevron Corporation, Texaco, Unocal Incorporated and their affiliates
(the Chevron companies) have agreed to pay the United States
$45,569,584.74, to resolve claims that they violated the False
Claims Act by knowingly underpaying royalties owed on natural
gas produced from federal and Indian leases.
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NEW GOV JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENTS have
been posted at www.usdemocrats.com/ticker/jobs/
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Michael
Jackson Files
Wed, 23 Dec 2009 09:27:56 -0600
Dave Hardy, chief of the FBI’s Freedom of Information Program,
discusses the release of Jackson's investigative files. This
broadcast is part of our radio show "FBI, This Week,"
which is broadcast on ABC Radio Networks.
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WHO
Updates International H1N1 Situation
Wed, 23 Dec 2009 17:40:00 -0600
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FDA
Approves High Dose Seasonal Influenza Vaccine for People Ages
65 and Older
Wed, 23 Dec 2009 17:55:00 -0600
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CDC:
2009 H1N1 Influenza Vaccination Coverage Survey for Dec 6-12
Tue, 22 Dec 2009 13:30:00 -0600
The National 2009 H1N1 Flu Survey (NHFS) is a nationally representative
telephone survey that utilizes both land-line and cell phones.
It is designed to get completed interviews with 6,000 households
per month and to provide vaccine coverage estimates for adults
and children.
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Voluntary
Non-Safety-Related Recall of Specific Lots of Nasal Spray Vaccine
for 2009 H1N1 Influenza
Tue, 22 Dec 2009 13:30:00 -0600
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Friend --
Although it's Christmas Eve, I wanted to
share some exciting news: The Senate just passed a historic health
reform bill.
In all the back and forth, it's easy to
lose sight of what this incredible breakthrough really means.
But consider this: This Christmas, there are millions of Americans
without health insurance who risk losing everything if they get
sick.
There are mothers and fathers who wonder
how they'll provide for their children because an illness has
wiped out their savings. There are small business owners who
worry that they'll have to lay off a long-time employee because
the cost of insurance is rapidly rising.
If we finish the job, all this can change.
We will have beaten back the special interests who have for so
long perpetuated the status quo. We will have enacted the most
important piece of social policy since the Social Security Act
in the 1930s, and the most important health reform since Medicare
in the 1960s.
In Decembers to come, millions more will
have access to affordable coverage. Parents will have the security
and stability of knowing their insurance can't be revoked at
a moment's notice. And the skyrocketing costs plaguing our small
businesses will be brought under control.
When you make calls, write letters, organize,
this is the change you're making -- a better life for your family
and for men and women in every state.
There is still more to do before I can
sign reform into law -- a last round of negotiations and final
votes in the Senate and the House -- and I'm counting on your
help every step of the way. But for now, I hope that as you celebrate
this holiday season, you remember that the work you are doing
is making our union more perfect, one step at a time. For that,
I am grateful to you.
Merry Christmas and happy holidays,
President Barack Obama
P.S. -- Organizing for America supporters
are signing a note of appreciation to all the senators who have
worked so hard to make this possible. I hope you'll join them:
http://my.barackobama.com/SenateLetter
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Contact: Stephanie Lundberg
202-225-3130For Immediate Release
December 24, 2009
Hoyer Statement on Senate Passage of
Health Insurance Reform Legislation
WASHINGTON, DC - House Majority Leader
Steny H. Hoyer (MD) released the following statement on Senate
passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:
“I commend Majority Leader Reid and
all the Senators who worked so hard to ensure approval of the
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act this morning. As passage
of the House bill did last month, today’s action breaks
new ground in the fight for quality, affordable health care that
all Americans can count on.
“We look forward to working with the Senate and President
Obama to merge the two bills into one consensus product that
ensures our goals of quality, security, and affordability in
our nation’s health care system, while working to control
costs and reduce the deficit. Central to that will be the assurance
of middle-class affordability, the containment of costs in the
near and long term, and a strong package of insurance reforms
that strengthens protections and the decision-making power of
patients and their doctors.
“American families, small businesses
and taxpayers will benefit significantly from the reforms we
will pass, including an end to coverage denials or restrictions
for individuals with pre-existing conditions, annual caps on
out-of-pocket expenses, an expansion of coverage for young adults
under their parents’ plan, and a new health insurance marketplace
providing choice and competition for small businesses and uninsured
Americans. Whether you currently have health insurance or not,
reform will give you the peace of mind of affordable, quality
health care at every stage in life.
“Our nation knows all too well what
the price of failing to pass comprehensive reform has been, and
would continue to be – a rising sense of insecurity for
Americans who have health insurance and a growing crisis for
those who don’t. We have before us the most promising opportunity
to address this national challenge since President Teddy Roosevelt
called for health reform nearly a century ago. Today’s action
makes it that much more clear that the time is now.”
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Soldiers
Meet With Leaders in Remote Afghan Province
Thu, 24 Dec 2009 11:25:00 -0600
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FEC
Weekly Digest for Federal Election Commission. This information has recently been updated, and
is now available.
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Troops
Return
Wed, 23 Dec 2009 13:49:30 -0600
For some military families Christmas will be extra special because
they'll be spending it with their loved ones who've just returned
from war.
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Small
Changes in Protein Chemistry Play Large Role in Huntington's
Disease
Thu, 24 Dec 2009 11:01:00 -0600
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DNC Chairman Tim Kaine Calls Senate
Vote Historic, Says Landmark Health Reform Bill is a Victory
for American People
DNC Chairman Tim Kaine Calls Senate Vote
Historic, Says Landmark Health Reform Bill is a Victory for the
American People
For Immediate Release
December 24, 2009
DNC Chairman Tim Kaine Calls Senate Vote
Historic, Says Landmark Health Reform Bill is a Victory for the
American People
Washington - DNC Chairman Tim Kaine issued
the following statement after the Senate voted to pass the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act, landmark health care reform
legislation. Democrats passed the bill on Christmas Eve, after
overcoming a series of procedural hurdles and delay tactics by
Republicans that were designed to stop the bill from ever reaching
the Senate floor for a vote on final passage.
"Years from now, when historians look
back on 2009, they will recall a Christmas Eve vote in the Senate
that took us one giant step closer to finally delivering health
reform to the American people.
"The Patient Protection and Affordable
Care Act is landmark legislation. It is the most significant
piece of domestic policy since Social Security, the single largest
expansion of health care coverage since Medicare and the largest
deficit reduction package in more than a decade.
"This bill will help more than 30
million Americans access quality affordable insurance. It will
outlaw the insurance industry's worst practices, prohibiting
insurance companies from denying coverage because of a pre-existing
condition or retroactively canceling coverage when someone gets
sick. It will lower premiums for individuals, families and businesses.
And it will actually reduce our deficit by more than $130 billion
over the next 10 years.
"This bill accomplishes the goals
President Obama articulated at the beginning of this debate:
more stable and secure coverage for the insured, more quality
affordable choices for the uninsured, and reducing the skyrocketing
costs of care for everyone, including our government.
"For Senate Democrats - who stand
united in the belief that health care is a right not a privilege
- this bill represents hard fought common ground. Thanks to President
Obama's extraordinary leadership and the legislative acumen of
Majority Leader Harry Reid (NV), Committee Chairmen Max Baucus
(MT), Chris Dodd (CT), Tom Harkin (IA) and the inspiration of
the late Senator Ted Kennedy, Democrats are now closer than ever
to achieving what no president in the past 100 years has been
able to do. While there is still more work to do in the weeks
ahead, comprehensive health reform is finally within our grasp.
"This victory for the American people
comes despite the incessant and virulent obstructionism of Senate
Republicans. Not one voted in a favor of reform - a crippling
commentary on their failure to fulfill the responsibilities of
leadership. As we move forward, the onus is on the GOP to explain
why they sided with their insurance industry friends instead
of American families - why they turned their backs on workers
and small businesses who are struggling to stay afloat under
the status quo.
"Democrats will continue to move forward;
we will continue to make progress; and as the New Year dawns,
President Obama and Congressional Democrats will deliver the
critical changes to our health care system that have been nearly
a century in the making."
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General
Officer Assignments
Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:56:00 -0600
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Recall
Case Archive for USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service. This information has recently been updated.
You may view a copy of the updated information.
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Cotton-on-Call
for CFTC.gov.
The Cotton On-Call Report # 51 is now available.
See previous weeks in Historical
Cotton On-Call Reports.
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DoD
Contracts for December 24, 2009
Thu, 24 Dec 2009 16:08:00 -0600
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