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Tag Archives: Rahm Emanuel
Rahm for mayor?
By Ken Feltman Rahm Emanuel is considering a run for mayor of Chicago. The problem is that Chicago has a popular mayor who may seek another term. That mayor is named Daley and for thousands of Chicagoans, the Daley name … Continue reading
Healthcare hostility
by Ken Feltman The August recess was supposed to be a time for the Obama administration and Congressional Democrats to solidify support for their version of healthcare reform. Things went wrong. First, the Democrats have yet to agree on a plan. … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Ken Feltman, Lobbyists, Politics
Tagged Congressional recess, Democrats, health care, Obama, Rahm Emanuel, Tea Party, Town hall meetings
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Rumors and whispers
by Ken Feltman updated February 4, 2009 What a difference a day makes! Tom Daschle had the president’s support and enough votes to be confirmed by the Senate, but people close to him tell me he was disheartened to the point of … Continue reading
Rumors and whispers
by Ken Feltman updated February 1, 2009 The stimulus package passed by the House includes an important – and thus far undebated - healthcare reform provision. The bill provides for a Comparative Effectiveness Research Council. The Council would identify medical procedures determined … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Healthcare, Ken Feltman, Lobbyists, Politics, White House
Tagged Comparative Effectiveness research Council, Daschle tax problem, Emanuel thumbing his nose, Federal Health Board, Geithner tax problem, Gov. David Paterson, Judd Gregg, Nancy Pelosi, Rahm Emanuel, Senator Gillibrand, stimulus package, Tom Daschle
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You can take Obama out of Chicago but …
by Ken Feltman Hello, Chicago! – Barack Obama, beginning his victory speech in Chicago’s Grant Park Can you take Chicago out of Obama’s past, present and future? Probably not. The latest ploy by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich – appointing a … Continue reading
Posted in Controversial, Ken Feltman, Lobbyists, Politics
Tagged "Chicago ain't ready for reform", "Fast Eddie", "Kiss my mistletoe", "Lords of the Levees", "River Wards", "vote early and vote often", 1960 presidential election, Al Capone, alderman, Art Institute, Bathhouse John Coughlin, Big Bill Thompson, chain ballot, Chicago, Chicago Black Sox, Chicago Fire, Chicago River, Chicago Stock Exchange building, Chicago style politics, Cicero, Crime Syndicate, Democrats, ghost employees, ghost voters, Hinky Dink Kenna, Lisa Madigan, Louis Sullivan, Lower Michigan Avenue, Mafia, Magnificant Mile, Mayor Daley, O'Hare International Airport, Obama, Paddy Bauler, Pat Quinn, precinct captains, Rahm Emanuel, railroads, Republicans, Rod Blagojevich, Sears Tower, Second City, ubi est mea, urbs in horto, Windy City
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