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U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly said President Barack Obama's timeline for troop withdrawal in Afghanistan is subject to review.
Reaction from Indiana lawmakers to President Barack Obama's Afghanistan plans: 'No one wants to send more money or more American soldiers to Afghanistan, including me.
Area elected officials respond to Obama Afghanistan strategy
Elected officials from Indiana and Michigan are offering their responses to President Barack Obamaa s Afghanistan troop buildup plan, ahead of congressional hearings that begin Wednesday.
Seniors group: Donnelly needs to a check his facts'
A spokesman for a senior advocacy group is refuting allegations by Rep. Joe Donnelly that his organization, which has targeted Donnelly and other House members for their votes on health care reform, is a front for the health insurance industry.
Donnelly talks to seniors about Health Care Reform
Congressman Joe Donnelly paid a visit to St. Paul's Retirement Community to discuss Health Care Reform today.
Pence speaks at Walorski fundraiser
Congressman Joe Donnelly will face potentially stiff competition in his 2010 re-election bid.
Here is how area members of Congress -- Reps. Joe Donnelly and Peter Visclosky and Sens.
Bayh an 'empty suit,' rival says
Marlin Stutzman, one of three Republicans running for the GOP Senate nomination in 2010, began running a commercial last week calling Sen.
AUFC, AFSCME, SEIU defend Dems on health care
AUFC, AFSCME, SEIU defend Dems on health care - Ben Smith: AUFC, AFSCME, SEIU defend Dems on health care November 18, 2009 Categories: Healthcare AUFC, AFSCME, SEIU defend Dems on health care Americans United for Change and AFSCME are going up with spots defending the 13 House members under attack from the Chamber of Commerce and 60-Plus ...
Indiana will share $4 million grant to help auto workers move into green jobs
Indiana will lead a multi-million dollar study to develop a blueprint for retraining displaced auto workers and prepare them for jobs in the green economy.
Obama Administration Touts Federal Stimulus Spending For Non-Existing Indiana Districts
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 State GOP Chairman Murray Clark has a little fun with the discovery that Indiana has been awarded $5 million in stimulus spending for congressional districts that don't even exist.
Indiana RV Leaders Rally to Support U.S. Rep. Donnelly
Congress is focused on creating jobs, reducing the federal deficit, taking care of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and creating an " American energy bill," according to U.S. Rep.
Democratic health plan a disaster
An open letter to U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly and senators Richard Lugar and Evan Bayh: I recently called AARP and cancelled my membership.
Voice of the People: Utility's pay-by-phone option offered a startling result
Be careful using NIPSCO's pay by phone. On Sept. 10, we were helping a young mother obtain an apartment.
Public Eye - Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009
Burr under the saddle Kokomo Common Councilman Bob Cameron, D-2nd, raised more questions about the city administration at Monday's city council meeting, this time leaving a not-so-subtle implication that the city's police department is underprotected.
Donnelly: 'Health care is a basic human right'
Deciding how to vote on the Affordable Health Care for America Act, U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly said, was one of the toughest things he's done in Congress.
Veterans want more health care in Michiana
Congressman Joe Donnelly said Wednesday a new veteran's facility in Michiana will be an "enhanced health center," which he described as slightly beneath a hospital.
Donnelly on his support of Health Care Reform Bill
Congressman Joe Donnelly talks about why he voted for the Americans Affordable Health Choices Act.
Capitol Briefing: New campaign targets Democrats
By Ben Pershing A conservative seniors' group is launching a seven-figure ad campaign against House Democrats who voted for the party's health-care reform bill Saturday, accusing them of cutting Medicare and saddling future generations with hefty deficits.
Will healthcare reform hurt or help small business?
The St. Joseph County economy, like many others in Indiana and Michigan, is driven by its small businesses.
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