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The Hill Articles: September 23, 2009
September 23
Wyden pulls tax on Web gambling from healthcare
Frank appeases some consumer agency foes
Unions to target banks in new round of protests
GOP seizes on Medicare fears
Gov. Patrick to name Kennedy replacement
In journalism, lawmaking, quality control inadequate
Former Senate staffers launch barbecue company
Filmmaker of Mondale doc: ‘He’s just like a regular guy’
Jenny Sanford ready to spill the beans
A reasonable, responsible approach to reforming U.S. healthcare system
Democracy is a two-way street
One agency, two goals
TARP has left smaller lenders behind, and Americans are paying heavy price
‘Too big to fail’ means ‘too small to matter’
Geithner rejects $1 trillion limit on bailout power
Frank lashes out at Fed for inadequate consumer protections
Pentagon officials to brief lawmakers on tanker contract
Moment of truth
The stakes for Obama
Not in the cards: Wyden pulls gambling tax amendment
Dan Brown gets lost in The Lost Symbol
DAY’S END ROUNDUP
Trader Joe’s to Capitol Hill? Not yet
Hatch: No hard feelings for Kennedy snub
Weyant’s World: September 24, 2009
ACORN says it cut ties with IRS days ago
Panetta and Holder: The clash of two great responsibilities
Aerosmith guitarist shares ‘Sweet Emotion’ with McCain
Frank wanted to support ACORN funding ban
Expanding government-run health insurance means expanding discrimination against gays
Faith-based groups should play by the same rules
Grassley looking to form new bipartisan group for health floor fight
IRS cutting ties with embattled ACORN
We must credential seniors’ investment advisors (Sen. Herb Kohl)
Rep. Chaffetz: Obama’s Israel stance ‘offensive and wrong’
N.Y. Senate defector on video with bloody female
State secrets
Fed keeps interest rates unchanged
Qadhafi: Obama should be president forever
TOP TWEETS
Boehner: McChrystal should testify
Still looking for leadership on healthcare (Rep. Joe Sestak)
Troop request to come soon
Senators spar over Medicare cuts
Club for Growth contacts Utah delegates again about Bennett
Congressman: Same sex marriage part of push for socialism
The truth about ‘The truth about the Capps Amendment’
Obama calls for ‘new era’ of cooperation at United Nations
McCain tweeted ‘interesting’ Gadhafi meeting in August
Lieberman: Get tougher on Iran
Four ways we need Obama’s help (Sen. Byron Dorgan)
Watchdog files Justice complaint against Rep. Mike Ross
Vitter calls for ACORN racketeering probe
MIDDAY ROUNDUP
Congressman arranges ‘intimate’ meeting with lawmakers, Musharraf
A landmark day for the ocean
Inhofe to travel to climate summit as ‘one-man truth squad’
McCaskill’s head ‘about to pop off’ over defense contracting mess
Finance Committee healthcare markup resumes with procedural spat
Baird, Minnick want colleagues to sign discharge petition, force floor vote
Kanjorski: Fed unlikely to emerge as key regulator
Leahy commends White House for new ‘state secrets’ stance
The president and climate change
Congressman: Unemployment extension showed Pelosi’s ‘arrogance’
In first U.N. address, Obama calls for new era of cooperation
Freshman Senate Dems speak out on healthcare
Grassley tweets: Health markup a ‘big lift’
Ross: ‘leftist’ outlet dug up questionable real estate deal
Geithner pushes for financial overhaul
Kennedy sons want Kirk to fill Senate seat
Ross: ‘leftist’ outlet dug up questionable real estate deal
Silencing its critics…again (Rep. Michele Bachmann)
Key tax staffer says health tax could affect households under $200k
Lessons from Afghanistan (Rep. Neil Abercrombie)
Missouri Senate race already close
The Bring the Guard Home movement
Ex-Sen. Martinez to join DLA Piper as partner
Public diplomacy: Virtual Student Foreign Service
Ominous news for Democrats
Campaign update: Schillng out, Carper retirement rumors
Talk Left
Red State
MyDD
Drudge Report
Huffington Post
MORNING READ
Lawmakers regrouping to seek bipartisan healthcare deal
Finance work on healthcare begins with rhetoric, attacks
Wall Street bullish on healthcare reform
Obama takes on challenges at U.N.
Upper chamber bristles at criticism from abroad on climate change pace