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The #GOPSequester: Defenseless
DNC Video: "The #GOPSequester: Defenseless"
West Wing Week: 03/08/2013 or "Jedi Mind-Meld"
This week, the President urged Congress to resolve harmful budget cuts and reduce the deficit in a way that helps grow the economy and strengthen the middle class, held his first Cabinet meeting of the second term, announced three key Cabinet nominations, and signed the Violence Against Women Act.
Reagan: Social Security has Nothing to do with the Deficit
Why do today's conservatives have so much trouble understanding this simple concept?
Video from the first Reagan-Mondale debate in 1984
Howard Dean: Let's Drive Over the Fiscal Cliff
The so-called "fiscal cliff" refers to the expiration of the Bush tax cuts on December 31, 2012, along with a series of spending cuts that will be triggered on that same date. It is called a cliff because the change will not be gradual, but steep and dramatic.
The Romney-Ryan Economic Plan
The Romney-Ryan Economic Plan
David Rouzer's Budget Would "Essentially End Medicare"
Seniors pay more so millionaires can pay less? David Rouzer sounds like he's in Washington already.
A perfect match between Texas business and Democrats
By Steve Brown
When the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed in March 2010, its authors had states like Texas in mind.
Texas is unique in that it’s the only state that has the most advanced, but least accessible medical systems in the nation (if not world).
The number of uninsured Texans has overwhelmed our healthcare infrastructure and economics for the last two decades.
The ACA reduces skyrocketing health costs by increasing access to health insurance. By doing so, the uninsured would be able to receive quality preventive care to help them manage and early diagnose chronic illness instead of receiving expensive primary care in emergency rooms. The costs associated with uncompensated care are paid for by local tax payers, employers and the insured. One emergency room visit by an uninsured patient costs $1300. Multiply that by 5 million uninsured Texans, and you’ve just stumbled upon Texas’ Health Care crisis.
All Texans would benefit from health care reform – and that includes Texas businesses.
CUTTER: Romney-Ryan Budget Would Cost Us Jobs, Punish The Middle Class
Romney-Ryan Budget Would Cost Us Jobs, Punish The Middle Class