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Subject: No Deal: Pro-Life Democrat Still Vowing to Kill Health Care Bill
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Today's Headlines
Friday, November 6, 2009
No Deal: Pro-Life Democrat Still Vowing to Kill Health Care Bill
(CNSNews.com) - Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.) told CNSNews.com on
Thursday that he has not reached an agreement with House Speaker Nancy
Pelosi, and therefore he and other Democrats are still poised to kill
the House health care bill. Stupak has organized a group of about 40
Democrats who are committed to killing the bill if Pelosi does not
give them a straight up-or-down vote on an amendment that would
prohibit federal dollars from paying for any part of any health
insurance plan that covers abortions.
Catholic Bishops: Proposed Amendment to Health Care Bill Creates
'Money-Laundering System' for Funding Abortion
(CNSNews.com) – The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has dismissed
the House Democrats' plan to try to isolate funding for abortion in
the health care bill as a "money-laundering system" that would do
nothing to stop federal funding of abortion, an issue that could
potentially derail health care reform.
In Forcing Americans to Buy Health Insurance, Dems Are Saying, 'The
Hell With the Constitution,' Mark Levin Says
(CNSNews.com) – Author and conservative talk-radio host Mark Levin
says the U.S. Constitution does not give Congress the authority to
require Americans to buy health insurance. Levin spoke Thursday to
thousands of people who gathered on Capitol Hill to protest the
Democrats' health care plan. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) said she
organized Thursday's House Call rally as a warning to Democrats not to
pass a bill that many Americans oppose.
'Kill the Bill,' Conservatives Chant at 'House Call' Rally on Capitol Hill
(CNSNews.com) – As House Democrats scrambled Thursday to find enough
votes to pass their health care bill, thousands of conservatives
marched on Capitol Hill, urging lawmakers to kill it. Rep. Steve King
of Iowa, one of the Republicans who spoke at the rally, hailed the
"organic outpouring in support of liberty and freedom."
Obama Touts Support from AMA, AARP as Health Care Vote Draws Near
(CNSNews.com) – As thousands protested the House Democrats' health
care legislation outside the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, President
Barack Obama made a surprise appearance at a White House press
briefing to hail the endorsement of his health care goals by two major
lobbying groups. The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
and the American Medical Association (AMA) formally endorsed the
Democratic health care overhaul package.
GOP Congressman Questions AARP Endorsement of Pelosi Health-Care Bill
as Possible Conflict of Interest
(CNSNews.com) - AARP, the American Association of Retired Persons,
which endorsed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) version of the
health-care reform bill Thursday, is drawing fire from a member of
Congress who questions the motives of the nation's largest senior
citizens' lobbying group. Rep. Dave Reichert (R-Wash.) told
CNSNews.com that it is possible AARP could benefit financially from
the passage of the bill.
Nation's Jobless Rate, Now in Double-Digits, Reaches 26-Year High
Washington (AP) - The unemployment rate has surpassed 10 percent for
the first time since 1983, rising to 10.2 percent in October from 9.8
percent in September. The loss of jobs last month exceeded economists'
estimates. Republicans accused Democrats of turning a "deaf ear" to
the concerns of the American people.
Amid Berlin Wall Commemorations, Activists Rally for Liberation of North Korea
(CNSNews.com) – As Germany prepares to mark the 20th anniversary of
the fall of the Berlin Wall, activists in South Korea will hold a
series of events this weekend to highlight calls for similarly
momentous developments leading to the liberation of North Korea.
Planned events include a mass human rights and democracy demonstration
led by North Korean refugee leaders in Seoul on Saturday. The events
are timed to coincide with the anniversary of Berlin Wall's fall.
Islamic Bloc Says It Faces 'Smear Campaign' Over Religious 'Defamation' Push
(CNSNews.com) - Facing growing opposition to its ongoing drive against
religious "defamation," the Organization of the Islamic Conference is
insisting that the resolution it introduced at the United Nations
applies to all religions -- even though Islam is the only faith
mentioned by name in the text.
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CNSNEWS.COM VIDEO
Sen. Burris Cites Unwritten Constitutional 'Health' Provision to
Justify Forcing Americans to Buy Health Insurance
(CNSNews.com) - When CNSNews.com asked Sen. Roland Burris (D-Ill.)
what specific part of the Constitution authorizes Congress to mandate
that individuals must purchase health insurance, Burris referred to
the phrase in the Preamble instructing the federal government to
"promote the general welfare," which Burris apparently interprets to
include Americans' "health."
Sen. Casey Won't 'Draw Line in Sand' on Abortion-Funding in Health Care Bill
(CNSNews.com) - Sen. Bob Casey Jr. (D-Pa.) said he supports an
amendment to the health care bill that would prohibit federal funds
from indirectly paying for abortions, but he also said he is not
drawing any "lines in the sand" on the issue.
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OTHER CNSNEWS.COM HEADLINES
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Troubling Portrait Emerges of Fort Hood Suspect
British PM Won't Risk More British Soldiers Unless Afghan Government Reforms
Israel Rejects U.N. Approval of Report Accusing Jewish State of War Crimes
Obama and Some House Democrats Press for Vote on Health Care Bill
Obama to Sign Stimulus Bill for Homebuyers, Jobless Americans
AIG Posts Second Consecutive Quarterly Profit
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NEWSPAPER ROUNDUP:
Nantucket Sound may get historic designation, delaying wind farm approval
ACLU sues Palm Beach County over 'woeful graduation rate'
Supreme Court query puts Janet Napolitano on the spot
Suspect, devout Muslim from Va., wanted Army discharge, aunt said
Fort Hood leads Army posts in number of suicides since Iraq invasion
Democrats' health care bill allows for Hawaii to opt out
OxyContin, heroin abuse called epidemic in Mass.
Contrite Obama allocates $3 billion to Indian tribes
White House defends its response to H1N1 outbreak
Senate votes to restore NASA funding that House cut
Citizenship question will not be added to 2010 census
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COMMENTARY
The Death of Deliberative Democracy
By Michelle Malkin
In 2006, the minority party in Congress issued a dire report on the
"unprecedented erosion of the democratic process." Democratic Rep.
Louise Slaughter, then the ranking member of the House Rules
Committee, authored the scathing document. She blasted the majority
Republicans' violations of "procedural fairness," short-circuiting of
debate, and late-night meetings "to discourage members and the press
from participating" in legislative deliberations. Fast-forward to
2009. The Imperial Congress has returned. The oppressed have become
the oppressors. Democrats have met the enemy of deliberative
democracy, and it is they.
For Whom the Bell Tolls
By Patrick J. Buchanan
For the Blue Dogs, Tuesday's election was a fire bell in the night. If
Americans think the country is still on the wrong course, as most now
do, and the economy is still dismal, as most now do, the only way to
protest will be to vote against the party that controls Congress and
the White House.
Combat Stress
By Rich Galen
Major Nidal Hasan, M.D., is alive and in custody. We'll find out much
more about Major Hasan over the next days and weeks. I wonder, though,
where the Army psychiatrists and nurses, the Combat Stress heroes, go
when they need counseling after one of their own kills.
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