Rush Holt: “There has been reference to the CMS actuarial report that says 11 million workers in small-group plans will see premiums…”

These bills are relics of a bygone area--as relevant as the telegraph or the horse and buggy.

we are talking about a pipeline with the capacity to transport 830,000 barrels per day of tar sands product, one of the dirtiest energy sources on the planet.

At some point, that becomes a convenient excuse for a legislative strategy designed to produce political slogans rather than public laws.

The issue is not what is the multiplier in this sector of employment in colleges. It is, rather, the issue is how are we going to get affordable, excellent health care for all Americans.