Health Administration

Lance Williams Did the Obama administration swap the fate of the Delta’s endangered salmon for a couple of votes for the president’s health care overhaul? Probably, says the Republican National Committee. Rep. Dennis Cardoza, D-Merced A preposterous s

U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Brighton, said the Obama administration will take any measures necessary — including Air Force One rides and extravagant meals — to earn votes for the president's health-care initiative.

It appears that today might be the end of a very long road to health care reform. There's been a lot of debate on the subject really leading back before the election. The mainstream sounds like an echo chamber, so I'm hoping you guys have better insight

March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Democrats need about six more votes from House members to pass a U.S. health-care overhaul, Obama administration officials said today.

Bill Clinton predicted Tuesday that President Barack Obama's historic health care overhaul will become law, even as top Democrats hunted for the elusive votes to pass the sweeping measure.