
Wyoming Democratic Party Many of the provisions in the Senate health reform bill would help to attract and retain physicians and medical professionals in rural areas...
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A provision in the U.S. Senate health care overhaul would increase Medicare payments to doctors and hospitals in Wyoming, but it hasn't swayed either of the state's senators to support the bill.

Senators Enzi & Barrasso Join GOP In Opposing Health Insurance Reform Ignore the needs of Wyoming’s people Washington, DC – Delivering on the GOP’s pledge to try to kill health reform to break the President, last night Senators Enzi and Barrasso voted against health insurance reform. In ...

Wyoming Democratic Party Great article discussing Wyoming's potential for wind energy and the politics that surround it...
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Wyoming is one of the best places in the world to generate power from wind. But the wind rush is running into opposition from greens, and the fossil fuel industry.

Wyoming Democratic Party One step closer to achieving crucial health reform...
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Senate Democrats won a milestone victory early Monday in the health-care debate, approving a procedural motion to move the reform legislation to final passage later this week, and without a single vote to spare.

The following perspective by Brianna Jones was printed in the Casper Star Tribune, 12/20/2009, http://bit.ly/5jF80y Our nation’s health care debate has gone from civil, to raucous, to downright ridiculous, but the truth is that there are millions of people across the nation -- more than 72,000 i...

Forrest McCarthy Sen. John Barrasso, along with six other Republican senators, put President Barack Obama on notice that the U.S. Senate is unlikely to support any agreement reached at the Copenhagen climate summit that doesn't require action in China and other developing countries.
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Giant trucks wait in line to be loaded with coal in one of the massive mines of Wyoming's Powder River Basin. Wyoming elected officials are concerned about the impact of proposed carbon limits on the state's coal industry. (Dustin Bleizeffer/Star-Tribune file photo)

Bryon Lee Good afternoon!!! If anyone is interested in hearing about what Organizing For America is doing in the state or how you can be involved with an upcoming January 2010 Listening Tour please let me know (leeb@dnc.org)!!! Good stuff happening!!!!

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The need for health coverage prevents many workers from finding new jobs or starting new companies, which suppresses economic growth.

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http://cowboystatefreepress.org/2009/12/ 11/old-adage-in-state-government-to-ask- for-big-money-proves-true/
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There’s a long-standing adage in state government that if you ask for millions of dollars in your budget, the Joint Appropriations Committee rubber stamps it quickly and without much debate. But, if you ask for a few thousand, they can discuss it forever. That was indeed the case when the State Tre...

Wyoming Democratic Party Not a single member of the GOP voted for the financial reform package. Not one Republican in the House thinks that consumers deserve additional protections or that the practices of Wall Street should be curbed.

Wyoming Democratic Party US House Passes sweeping financial regulatory reform package to rein in abuses that caused our current crisis. http://bit.ly/7kxpC6
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More than a year after the near-collapse of Wall Street plunged the economy into crisis, the House on Friday approved the most sweeping overhaul of the nation's financial regulatory system since the Great Depression.

Wyoming Democratic Party 11.8% of Wyoming residents have not seen a doctor in the last twelve months because of cost. www.statehealthfacts.org

Wyoming Democratic Party Compelling argument that the current health proposals, which offer many different proposals, will allow for us to test pilot programs and then implement those systems that are the most effective and efficient in delivering quality care. He does this my discussing the development of farming techniques in America.
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DEPT. OF MEDICINE about the health-care reform bill. Compares health-care reform to the reform of the U.S. agriculture system at the start of the twentieth century…












