Jimmy Carter: We Could Have Had Health Care Reform in 1970s
Former President Says he Doesn't Have "Any Doubt" Ted Kennedy Stood in Way of Enacting Reform
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Former President Says he Doesn't Have "Any Doubt" Ted Kennedy Stood in Way of Enacting Reform
Washington Unplugged: Actor Uses Celebrity Status to Advocate for Region in Crisis
Republican John Cornyn, Who Leads GOP Campaign Arm, Says All Incumbents Should be Prepared to Finance their Own Campaigns
Connecticut Senator Says Senate Has Votes to Repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" - But Time is Running Short
Transportation Secretary Hammers Plan to Require Local Governments to Pay Millions for New Signs
The Co-Chairs of Obama's Bipartisan Deficit Commission Insist this is America's "Moment of Truth" when it Comes to Reducing Deficits, Standing by Controversial Ideas
Obama's Commission Recommends Cutting Deficit by $3.8T by Measures Such as Simplifying the Tax Code and Cutting Spending
"Moment of Truth" Proposal to Reduce Deficit Through Some Controversial Means Gets Mixed Reaction from Commission Members
Legislation Would Make it Easier for Employees to Report Corruption without Resorting to WikiLeaks
Senate Bill Contains Procedural Misstep, Which House Republicans Can Use to Force a Second, Potentially Deadly, Vote
John Dickerson: President Obama and Republican Leaders Finally Got in the Same Room - But Is Anybody Willing to Bend?
Former Pro Basketball Star Says Obama "Always Goes Left," Adds He'd "Kick His Ass" in a Match-Up
After Pentagon Finds Little Long-Term Risk in Repealing Policy Banning Gays From Serving Openly, All Eyes Turn to Lame Duck Session
Obama Will Meet With Washington, D.C. Mayor-Elect Vince Gray
Despite a Civil Tone at a Meeting Between the President and GOP Leaders, Many Major Policy Matters Still Divide White House and Republicans