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Wellstone ruled

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5. What Van Holland says is
Fri Feb 15, 2013, 03:27 PM
Feb 2013

generally where the Dems go. I've said this before,you have to watch Van Holland,Daschle and Gephardt. This is the steering mechanism of our party. Nothing more than carry over of the DLCers,same old sell out just a new day.

Mark this,XL pipeline is a done deal. Daschle has a Refinery deal going down south of Souix Falls. This has been in the works for years. John Thune is not going to be a VP candidate as a result of the fall out. It's all about the money!!!!

Cutting Medicare and Medicaid is among the most short sighted ways to do this. PDJane Feb 2013 #1
And what's he 'willing to consider??? elleng Feb 2013 #10
But is it really a "cut" in actual services? Thats what really matters. cstanleytech Feb 2013 #47
So a single Rep., Van Hollen, is now the entire Democratic Party? sinkingfeeling Feb 2013 #2
+1 Auggie Feb 2013 #4
He is my congressman who represents a very progressive district! He has to know Liberal_Stalwart71 Feb 2013 #36
Well.. ReRe Feb 2013 #49
Van Hollen undergroundpanther Feb 2013 #52
He's just too ReRe Feb 2013 #54
I confronted on his support for the Iraq invasion even when most of his district Liberal_Stalwart71 Feb 2013 #55
Well, that's good news... ReRe Feb 2013 #56
"wring inefficiencies" is not necessarily a bad thing, tho! Remember that Obama already did CTyankee Feb 2013 #60
I just took a long look at his web page and I have come to the conclusion that he is littlemissmartypants Feb 2013 #42
I live in his district and came to that conclusion years ago. Chan790 Feb 2013 #53
Pretty provocative and misleading headline on the source article... Richardo Feb 2013 #3
Right, and no surprise, unfortunately. * elleng Feb 2013 #7
Like 90% of recipients get Part B anyway bluestateguy Feb 2013 #12
There's no there there. hay rick Feb 2013 #27
What Van Holland says is Wellstone ruled Feb 2013 #5
Sad, but true. nt PassingFair Feb 2013 #6
And VanHollen SAID: elleng Feb 2013 #8
Misleading and inflammatory headline bluestateguy Feb 2013 #9
+1 JoePhilly Feb 2013 #11
Right, and thanks. elleng Feb 2013 #16
Voters willing to consider incumbent cuts, Demwing says demwing Feb 2013 #13
I have seen this guy with a fake smile plastered on his face refusing to give a straight answer forestpath Feb 2013 #14
Understand 'combining' and 'wring inefficiencies out?' elleng Feb 2013 #15
Fourth time's the charm -- Maybe klook Feb 2013 #18
Which is at times too much for me to take. elleng Feb 2013 #21
Understand " billions of dollars in Medicare cuts under the right circumstances" when the forestpath Feb 2013 #20
Once Democrats start . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #17
Considering the combining of Medicare Parts A and B is not a benefits cut. (n/t) klook Feb 2013 #19
THANKS, klook. elleng Feb 2013 #23
Does your head hurt? Richardo Feb 2013 #25
Yes, it did, Ricardo. elleng Feb 2013 #31
I sincerely hope . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #24
Hey, cool klook Feb 2013 #58
What would it mean for Medicare recipients if they combined JDPriestly Feb 2013 #28
I'm no expert, but klook Feb 2013 #30
Thanks and good work, klook. elleng Feb 2013 #35
Thanks, elleng klook Feb 2013 #37
What would it mean for Medicare recipients if they combined JDPriestly Feb 2013 #29
So will the be cutting to people that make over x amount of dollars Javaman Feb 2013 #22
Is Van Hollen willing to face a primary challenge if he considers that Coolest Ranger Feb 2013 #26
You running against him, elleng Feb 2013 #33
hahaha I wish I live in North Carolina but I think we need to start playing Coolest Ranger Feb 2013 #40
Of course, when they go against us, elleng Feb 2013 #41
So is he saying this just to get his name in the headlines Coolest Ranger Feb 2013 #43
No, this is an interview probably requested by, and reported in Bloomberg. elleng Feb 2013 #44
It's never going to happen though Telly Savalas Feb 2013 #51
Oh really tell that to the tea party Coolest Ranger Feb 2013 #57
I doubt this idea will fly in Democratic party circles. Nika Feb 2013 #32
Cutting down on Medigap policies will really enrage middle-class (or formerly middle class) retirees amandabeech Feb 2013 #61
To be clear about what he said, for those who want information: elleng Feb 2013 #34
WHO KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT THIS and WHAT IT MEANS? littlemissmartypants Feb 2013 #38
Medicare has no reason to be even spoken of in these negotiations. Cleita Feb 2013 #39
No, everything should be spoke of. cstanleytech Feb 2013 #59
F@(k u Van Hollan NYtoBush-Drop Dead Feb 2013 #45
You can't get this done with looking only at discretionary spending. You also can't get it done 24601 Feb 2013 #46
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The DC tag team: Bad cop, worse cop. blkmusclmachine Feb 2013 #50
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