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Centrist Compromise May Be Our Last Hope
Alan Zendell, June 11, 2021 Although it’s been looking grim lately, all hope is not yet lost that the partisan impasse in Congress can be broken. That’s not to say that salvation from congressional gridlock is at hand, but why … Continue reading
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Tagged bill cassidy, bipartisan negotiations, Borgen, Chuck Schumer, congress, extremist politics, infrastructure legislation, israel, Jeanne shaheen, Joe Manchin, Jon Tester, Kyrsten Sinema, lisa murkowski, loopholes, Mark Warner, Mitch McConnell, mitt romney, moderate Senators, netanyahu, Occupied, partisan gridlock, rob portman, susan collins, tax rates, two-party system
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RBG’s Legacy
Alan Zendell, September 19, 2020 We are deeply saddened by the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsberg. She fought for equal rights, not only for women, but for everyone. Because I honor her legacy, I will not attempt to memorialize her … Continue reading
The Morning After
Alan Zendell, September 28, 2018 Yesterday’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court came off yesterday pretty much the way Chairman Chuck Grassley intended. There were no witnesses other than Professor Christine Blasey … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Hill, Antonin Scalia, brett kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, Chuck Grassley, Clarence Thoma, Diane Feinstein, Ken Starr, lisa murkowski, Mitch McConnell, partisanship, Rachel Mitchell, robert mueller, Rule of Law, Senate Judiciary Committee, supreme court, susan collins, Trump
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The Failure of Graham-Cassidy – RIP
Alan Zendell, September 23, 2017 Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said a couple of days ago that he could give us ten good reasons to vote against this bill. Coming from Grassley that’s significant, because he has been a consistently conservative … Continue reading
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Tagged ACA, graham-cassidy, health care, John McCain, lisa murkowski, Mitch McConnell, Obamacare, partisanship, Rand Paul, Senate, susan collins
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The Last Cynical Gasp of the Republican Senate
Alan Zendell, September 19, 2017 I hate to cast this in terms of Democrats versus Republicans, but the Senate Republicans have set it up that way. They seem relentless in their attempt to set health care back on the deadly … Continue reading
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Tagged bill cassidy, health care, John Kasich, lindsey graham, lisa murkowskil, medicaid, partisanship, poverty, Republicans, rob portman, susan collins, taxes, Trump
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