The Scarlet Letter Revisited: Sen. Nelson and Abortion Shaming
It's been a while since we made women stitch scarlet A's to their clothes as one of their many punishments for having babies out of wedlock. That kind...
It's been a while since we made women stitch scarlet A's to their clothes as one of their many punishments for having babies out of wedlock. That kind...
Linda Bergthold | Posted 12.19.2009 | Politics
What is in the Senate bill that is worth passing? A lot. And what passes this year or early next year is only the beginning of the reform process.
The Hill | Posted 08.17.2009 | Politics
A Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) report on healthcare was a "devastating blow" to the bill's prospects, a key centrist Democrat argued Friday. ...
Jane Fleming Kleeb | Posted 07.03.2009 | Politics
If DC groups stop villainizing Nelson and focus on the real obstacles of reform, they will not only move healthcare forward, they will build up the Democrats for long-term change in Nebraska.
Jacob Soboroff | Posted 04.29.2008 | Home
Last week I visited with Senator Bill Nelson (D-FLA) in his Washington, D.C. office to discuss his plan to change the way and day we vote, and why he chose now to introduce his plan.
Sally Steenland | Posted 12.22.2009 | Politics