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Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:56:13 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 5 date=November 20, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 5 date=November 20, 2009
	\|2010 Candidate 5 reference note=former Iowa St. wrestling coach		\|2010 Candidate 5 reference note=former Iowa St. wrestling coach
		+	\|2010 Candidate 6 name=Brad Zaun
		+	\|2010 Candidate 6 party=Republican
		+	\|2010 Candidate 6 status=Confirmed candidate
		+	\|2010 Candidate 6 URL=http://blogs.cqpolitics.com/eyeon2010/2009/11/iowa-legislator-to-join-gop-ra.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=eye-on-2010
		+	\|2010 Candidate 6 date=November 20, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 6 reference note=formerly the mayor of Des Moines suburb Urbandale
	\|2008 incumbent=Leonard Boswell		\|2008 incumbent=Leonard Boswell
	\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Leonard Boswell		\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Leonard Boswell

CO-07

Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:54:22 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 6 URL=http://www.sheelyforcongress.com/ Campaign Website		\|2010 Candidate 6 URL=http://www.sheelyforcongress.com/ Campaign Website
	\|2010 Candidate 6 date=November 14, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 6 date=November 14, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 7 name=Jimmy Lakey
		+	\|2010 Candidate 7 party=Republican
		+	\|2010 Candidate 7 status=Considering
		+	\|2010 Candidate 7 URL=http://blogs.cqpolitics.com/eyeon2010/2009/11/colorado-music-promoter-may-ch.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=eye-on-2010
		+	\|2010 Candidate 7 date=November 20, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 7 reference note=owns concert promotion and artist management companies
	\|2008 incumbent=Ed Perlmutter		\|2008 incumbent=Ed Perlmutter
	\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Ed Perlmutter		\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Ed Perlmutter

OR-Gov

Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:51:01 GMT

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	\|Next election Candidate 7 name=Steve Shields		\|Next election Candidate 7 name=Steve Shields
	\|Next election Candidate 7 party=Democratic		\|Next election Candidate 7 party=Democratic
-	\|Next election Candidate 7 status=~~Potential~~	+	\|Next election Candidate 7 status=Out
-	\|Next election Candidate 7 URL=http://www.~~blueoregon~~.com/2009/08/~~2010-gubernatorial-money-numbers~~.html	+	\|Next election Candidate 7 URL=http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2009/11/gubernatorial_candidate_steve.html
-	\|Next election Candidate 7 date=~~August 3~~, 2009	+	\|Next election Candidate 7 date=November 20, 2009
	\|Next election Candidate 7 reference note=Former Hewlett-Packard Executive		\|Next election Candidate 7 reference note=Former Hewlett-Packard Executive
	\|Next election Candidate 8 name=Randy Leonard		\|Next election Candidate 8 name=Randy Leonard

Kathy Castor/Schedule

Dbrisson — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:22:09 GMT

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	== <br>November 2009<br> ==		== <br>November 2009<br> ==
		+	'''November 19, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*9:30 am - Energy and Commerce Committee open markup session to consider H.R. 515, the Radioactive Import Deterrence Act and H.R. 1084, the Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act
		+	*11:30 am - Votes
		+	*1:15 pm - Votes
		+	*2:15 pm - Call with Florida ACHA Secretary Tom Arnold
		+	*3:30 pm - Votes<br>
		+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*10:00 am - Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health and the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations hearing on "H1N1 Preparedness: An Overview of Vacine Production and Distribution"
		+	*12:30 pm - Votes
		+	*1:30 pm - Meeting with Planned Parenthood Coalition, Barbara Zdravecky, Sara Scher, Michael Shelton
		+	*2:00 pm - Meeting with the State Univ System: Frank Brogan, Chancellor, State University System of Florida, Sheila McDevitt, Chair, Board of Governors, Ana Viamonte Ros, M.D., Florida Surgeon General, Durell Peaden, M.D., Senator, Florida Legislature, Bruce Rueben, President, Florida Hospital Association, Stephen Klasko, M.D., Sr. VP, USF Health; Dean, USF College of Medicine, John Rock, M.D., Dean, FIU College of Medicine, Alma Littles, M.D. Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education and Medical Affairs, FSU College of Medicine, Rick Maxey, Director of Government Relations, State University System, Brent Jaquet, Senior Vice President, CRD Associates
		+	*3:00 pm - Votes
		+	*3:30 pm - Steering and Policy Committee Meeting on jobs
		+	*4:00 pm - Meeting with Speaker Pelosi<br>
		+	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*9:30 am - Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet hearing on a discussion draft of the "Universal Service Reform Act of 2009"
		+	*11:30 am - Energy and Commerce Subcommitte on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection hearing on "Prioritizing Chemicals for Safety Determination"
		+	*12:00 pm - Democratic Caucus meeting
		+	*2:00 pm - Meeting with the Florida Hospital Assocation: Bruce Ruben, President; Ralph Glatfelter, COO; Sue Brody, CEO of Bayfront Med Center; Allan Weiss, CEO of Naples Community Hosp; Charlotte Mather, Gov't Relations Exec for North Broward Health Care District
		+	*2:30 pm - Votes<br>
		+	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*5:00 pm - Legislative Staff meeting
		+	*6:30 pm - Votes
		+	*7:00 pm - Democratic Caucus meeting on jobs with guest Richard Trumka, President, AFL-CIO; Robert Kuttner, Co-founder and Co-editor, The American Prospect<br>
		+	'''November 15, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*No schedule posted<br>
		+
		+	'''November 14, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*No schedule posted<br>
		+	'''November 13, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*10:30 am - Interview with Matt Sednesky of the Associated Press, Florida, on the Medicare Doughnut Hole closing<br>
		+	'''November 12, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*3:00 pm - AARP Press Conference Call<br>
		+	'''November 11, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*No schedule posted<br>
		+	'''November 10, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*10:00 am - East Manatee Family Healthcare Center tour with Secretary Sebelius<br>
		+
		+	'''November 9, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*No schedule posted<br>

	'''November 8, 2009'''<br>		'''November 8, 2009'''<br>
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	*Features a section-by-section presentation by Tri-Committee staff on H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act<br>		*Features a section-by-section presentation by Tri-Committee staff on H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act<br>

-	'''November 1, 2009'''	+	'''November 1, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted
		+
		+	<br>

	== October 2009<br> ==		== October 2009<br> ==

-	'''October 30, 2009'''	+	'''October 31, 2009'''
		+
		+	*No schedule posted
		+
		+	'''October 30, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted

Suzanne Kosmas/Schedule

Dbrisson — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:05:07 GMT

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	== '''November 2009'''<br> ==		== '''November 2009'''<br> ==

-	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 19, 2009'''<br>

-	*9:00AM – 10:00AM: New Member Meeting	+	*10:00AM – 12:00PM: S&T Space and Aeronautics Subcommittee Meeting
		+	*11:30AM – 11:45AM: Meeting with Intrasafe President
		+	*11:45PM – 12:10PM: Votes
		+	*12:00PM – 1:00PM: New Dem Coalition Weekly Meeting
		+	*1:30PM – 1:45PM: Votes
		+	*3:45PM – 4:30PM: Votes
		+	*4:00PM – 5:00PM: Financial Services Committee Markup<br>
		+
		+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*9:00AM – 10:00AM: New Member Meeting
	*10:00AM – 12:00PM: Science and Technology Committee Markup		*10:00AM – 12:00PM: Science and Technology Committee Markup
	*12:20PM – 12:50PM: Votes		*12:20PM – 12:50PM: Votes
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	*1:15PM – 1:30PM: Meeting with Gap Inc.		*1:15PM – 1:30PM: Meeting with Gap Inc.
	*2:00PM – 3:30PM: Testified at the Water Resources Subcommittee Hearing		*2:00PM – 3:30PM: Testified at the Water Resources Subcommittee Hearing
-	*3:15PM – 4:00PM: Votes	+	*3:15PM – 4:00PM: Votes
	*4:00PM – 4:30PM: Financial Services Committee Markup		*4:00PM – 4:30PM: Financial Services Committee Markup
	*4:30PM – 6:00PM: Speaker Pro Tempore<br>		*4:30PM – 6:00PM: Speaker Pro Tempore<br>

Dennis Rehberg/Schedule

Dbrisson — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:59:16 GMT

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	== November 2009<br> ==		== November 2009<br> ==
-	~~'''November 17, 2009'''<br>~~

-	*House Floor speech on the “so-called” stimulus	+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>
-	*Meeting with Nate Thomas with the American Physical Therapy Association	+
-	*Meeting with Steven Yeakel with the Montana Independent Bankers	+	*Baby Caucus Meeting with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
-	*House Floor action—4 votes	+	*State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Subcommittee Members Briefing on the President’s Food Security Initiative
		+	*House Floor action—3 votes
		+	*Meeting with Mark Anderlik, Gy Moody, and Denalie Bruins with the Missoula Area Central Labor Council
		+	*Meeting with senior staff
		+	*House Floor action—3 votes
		+	*Meeting with senior staff<br>
		+
		+	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*House Floor speech on the “so-called” stimulus
		+	*Meeting with Nate Thomas with the American Physical Therapy Association
		+	*Meeting with Steven Yeakel with the Montana Independent Bankers
		+	*House Floor action—4 votes
	*Meeting with Francisco Carmona with Passport Services, U.S. Department of State<br>		*Meeting with Francisco Carmona with Passport Services, U.S. Department of State<br>

-	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>

-	*Fly to Washington, D.C.	+	*Fly to Washington, D.C.
-	*Meeting with senior staff	+	*Meeting with senior staff
	*House Floor action—3 votes<br>		*House Floor action—3 votes<br>

-	'''November 15, 2009'''	+	'''November 15, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted
-	'''November 14, 2009'''	+
		+	'''November 14, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted

-	'''November 13, 2009'''	+	'''November 13, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted

-	'''November 12, 2009'''	+	'''November 12, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted

Mark Begich/Schedule

Dbrisson — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:53:49 GMT

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	== '''November, 2009'''<br> ==		== '''November, 2009'''<br> ==

-	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 19, 2009'''<br>

-	*9:30am- Senate Veterans Affairs Committee Meeting	+	*10:00am- Senate Commerce Committee Executive Session
-	*1:15pm- Meeting with Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar and Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change, Carol Browner	+	*10:55am- Remarks on the Senate Floor on S. 1963, the "Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act of 2009"
-	*2:00pm- Discussion on an Amendment for Satellite Television Re-authorization 2:30pm- Senators' Job Creation Meeting led by Senators Dorgan and Durbin	+	*12:45pm- Democratic Policy Committee Luncheon
-	*3:30pm- KTVA, Anchorage Bi-Weekly Interview	+	*2:30pm- Preside on the Senate Floor
-	*4:00pm- Meeting with Senator Murkowski and the Army Corps of Engineers on Civil Works Projects in Alaska	+	*2:32pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the Confirmation of David F. Hamilton, of Indiana, to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the Seventh Circuit
-	*5:00pm- Special Caucus on Health Care	+	*3:02pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on an Amendment to S. 1963, the "Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act of 2009"
-	*7:00pm- Preside on the Senate Floor	+	*3:22pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the passage of S. 1963, the "Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act of 2009," as amended
		+	*4:00pm- Call to John Lawrence, Speaker Pelosi's Chief of Staff
		+	*5:35pm- Remarks to the Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau Board
		+	*6:00pm- Preside on the Senate Floor<br>
		+
		+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*9:30am- Senate Veterans Affairs Committee Meeting
		+	*1:15pm- Meeting with Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar and Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change, Carol Browner
		+	*2:00pm- Discussion on an Amendment for Satellite Television Re-authorization 2:30pm- Senators' Job Creation Meeting led by Senators Dorgan and Durbin
		+	*3:30pm- KTVA, Anchorage Bi-Weekly Interview
		+	*4:00pm- Meeting with Senator Murkowski and the Army Corps of Engineers on Civil Works Projects in Alaska
		+	*5:00pm- Special Caucus on Health Care
		+	*7:00pm- Preside on the Senate Floor
	*10:00pm- Call-in to the AARP Town Hall<br>		*10:00pm- Call-in to the AARP Town Hall<br>

Bill Nelson/Schedule

Dbrisson — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:38:59 GMT

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	== Novemeber 2009<br> ==		== Novemeber 2009<br> ==

-	'''November 19, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 20, 2009'''<br>

-	*9:00 a.m.- meeting with sen. stabenow re: health care affordability	+	*11 a.m.- washington, d.c. office hours
-	*9:30 a.m.- armed services committee meeting re: nominations	+	*4 p.m.- speak on the senate floor re: health care<br>
-	*10:00 a.m.- commerce committee meeting re: mark ups	+
-	*10:30 a.m.- drop by meeting with city of tamarac	+	'''November 19, 2009'''<br>
-	*11:00 a.m.- meeting with sec. of agriculture tom vilsack	+
-	*12:45 p.m.- dpc lunch on health care	+	*9:00 a.m.- meeting with sen. stabenow re: health care affordability
-	*2:30 p.m.- intelligence committee briefing	+	*9:30 a.m.- armed services committee meeting re: nominations
-	*- votes	+	*10:00 a.m.- commerce committee meeting re: mark ups
		+	*10:30 a.m.- drop by meeting with city of tamarac
		+	*11:00 a.m.- meeting with sec. of agriculture tom vilsack
		+	*12:45 p.m.- dpc lunch on health care
		+	*2:30 p.m.- intelligence committee briefing
		+	*- votes
	*4:30 p.m.- meeting with victims of imported tainted drywall<br>		*4:30 p.m.- meeting with victims of imported tainted drywall<br>

Jon Tester/Schedule

Dbrisson — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:15:26 GMT

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	== November 2009<br> ==		== November 2009<br> ==

-	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 19, 2009'''<br>

-	*8:15 a.m.-Montana Constituents Coffee with Senator Baucus	+	*8:30 a.m.-Attend American Red Cross Holiday Mail for Heroes
-	*9:00 a.m.-Meeting with Senior Staff	+	*9:15 a.m.-Call with Governor Schweitzer
-	*9:30 a.m.-Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee Hearing	+	*9:30 a.m.-Meeting with Senior Staff
-	*12:30 p.m.-Press Interviews	+	*9:45 a.m.-Meeting with Tammy Jones of Billings, MT with the Society for Human Resource Management
-	*2:00 p.m.-Meeting with Mark Anderlik with the Missoula Area Central Labor Council; Gy Moody of Billings, MT; and Denalie Bruins of Missoula, MT	+	*10:00 a.m.-Senate Banking Committee Executive Session
-	*2:30 p.m.-Meeting with Senator Dorgan	+	*11:30 a.m.-Senate Floor Speech
-	*3:00 p.m.-Senate Homeland Security Committee Contracting Oversight Subcommittee Hearing	+	*12:15 p.m.-Call with Governor Daniel Tarullo with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors
-	*4:40 p.m.-Senate Floor Session	+	*12:45 p.m.-Democratic Policy Committee Lunch
-	*5:00 p.m.-Democratic Caucus Meeting	+	*2:30 p.m.-Senate Floor Session
-	*6:00 p.m.-Meeting with Legislative Staff	+	*3:15 p.m.-Meeting with Helena Commissioner Keith Kelly
		+	*3:30 p.m.-Meeting with Treasury Assistant Secretary Michael Barr
		+	*4:00 p.m.-Call with the Montana Bankers Association
		+	*4:30 p.m.-Meeting with Communications Staff
		+	*6:30 p.m.-Attend Congressional Reception Honoring U.S. Professor of the Year Robert Thomas with the University of Montana Western<br>
		+
		+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*8:15 a.m.-Montana Constituents Coffee with Senator Baucus
		+	*9:00 a.m.-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*9:30 a.m.-Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee Hearing
		+	*12:30 p.m.-Press Interviews
		+	*2:00 p.m.-Meeting with Mark Anderlik with the Missoula Area Central Labor Council; Gy Moody of Billings, MT; and Denalie Bruins of Missoula, MT
		+	*2:30 p.m.-Meeting with Senator Dorgan
		+	*3:00 p.m.-Senate Homeland Security Committee Contracting Oversight Subcommittee Hearing
		+	*4:40 p.m.-Senate Floor Session
		+	*5:00 p.m.-Democratic Caucus Meeting
		+	*6:00 p.m.-Meeting with Legislative Staff
	*8:40 p.m.-Health Care Telephone Town Hall with Montanans<br>		*8:40 p.m.-Health Care Telephone Town Hall with Montanans<br>

Property:Scorecard source 1

Conor Kenny — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:35:51 GMT

deleted "[[Property:Scorecard source 1]]" content was: 'This is a property of type Has type::URL.' (and the only contributor was 'Conor Kenny')

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NY-Senate Class I Seat

Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:31:47 GMT

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	\|Next election Candidate 1 URL=http://query.nictusa.com/cgi-bin/fecimg/?S0NY00410		\|Next election Candidate 1 URL=http://query.nictusa.com/cgi-bin/fecimg/?S0NY00410
	\|Next election Candidate 1 date=June 2, 2009		\|Next election Candidate 1 date=June 2, 2009
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 2 name=Scott Stringer~~
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 2 party=Democratic~~
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 2 status=Out~~
	\|Next election Candidate 2 URL=http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/another-gillibrand-challenger-gone-as-obama-wishes-2009-05-19.html		\|Next election Candidate 2 URL=http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/another-gillibrand-challenger-gone-as-obama-wishes-2009-05-19.html
	\|Next election Candidate 2 date=May 20, 2009		\|Next election Candidate 2 date=May 20, 2009
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 3 name=Steve Israel~~
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 3 party=Democratic~~
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 3 status=Out~~
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 3 URL=http://swingstateproject.com/diary/4964/nysenb-israel-backs-off-senate-bid-at-obamas-request~~
-	~~\|Next election Candidate 3 date=May 15, 2009~~
	\|Next election Candidate 4 name=Carolyn Maloney		\|Next election Candidate 4 name=Carolyn Maloney
	\|Next election Candidate 4 party=Democratic		\|Next election Candidate 4 party=Democratic
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	\|OS_widget=S1		\|OS_widget=S1
	}}		}}
-	<p><big><b>Note: Kirsten Gillibrand faces a special election in 2010. The notes for the "2012" candidates are for the 2010 special election.</b></big>	+	<p><p><p><big><b>Note: Kirsten Gillibrand faces a special election in 2010. The notes for the "2012" candidates are for the 2010 special election.</b></big>
		+	</p>
		+	</p>
	</p>		</p>

TX-23

Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:27:45 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 6 name=Will Hurd		\|2010 Candidate 6 name=Will Hurd
	\|2010 Candidate 6 party=Republican		\|2010 Candidate 6 party=Republican
-	\|2010 Candidate 6 status=~~Considering~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 6 status=Confirmed candidate
-	\|2010 Candidate 6 URL=http://www.~~texansforhurd~~.com	+	\|2010 Candidate 6 URL=http://www.rollcall.com/issues/55_59/atr/40768-1.html?type=printer_friendly
-	\|2010 Candidate 6 date=~~October 15~~, 2009	+	\|2010 Candidate 6 date=November 20, 2009
	\|2008 incumbent=Ciro Rodriguez		\|2008 incumbent=Ciro Rodriguez
	\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Ciro Rodriguez		\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Ciro Rodriguez

League of Conservation Voters 2008 Senate Scorecard data

Conor Kenny — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:26:50 GMT

fixing coburn's name

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	[[Saxby Chambliss]],Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Agree,Disagree,9,1,1/11		[[Saxby Chambliss]],Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Agree,Disagree,9,1,1/11
	[[Hillary Clinton]],No vote,No vote,Agree,No vote,Agree,No vote,Agree,Agree,No vote,No vote,No vote,36,4,4/11		[[Hillary Clinton]],No vote,No vote,Agree,No vote,Agree,No vote,Agree,Agree,No vote,No vote,No vote,36,4,4/11
-	[[~~Tom~~ Coburn]],Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Agree,Disagree,Disagree,9,1,1/11	+	[[Thomas Coburn]],Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Agree,Disagree,Disagree,9,1,1/11
	[[Thad Cochran]],Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Agree,Disagree,9,1,1/11		[[Thad Cochran]],Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Disagree,Agree,Disagree,9,1,1/11
	[[Norm Coleman]],No vote,Agree,Agree,Agree,Agree,Disagree,Agree,Agree,Agree,Agree,Disagree,73,8,8/11		[[Norm Coleman]],No vote,Agree,Agree,Agree,Agree,Disagree,Agree,Agree,Agree,Agree,Disagree,73,8,8/11

Thomas Allen Coburn

Conor Kenny — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:25:35 GMT

[[Thomas Allen Coburn]] moved to [[Thomas Coburn]] over redirect sending to API/GovTrak/OC standard name

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IA-03

Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:21:52 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 4 URL=http://operationredstate.com/operation-red-state-named-strategic-technology-partner-to-funk-for-congress-campaign.html Media Story		\|2010 Candidate 4 URL=http://operationredstate.com/operation-red-state-named-strategic-technology-partner-to-funk-for-congress-campaign.html Media Story
	\|2010 Candidate 4 date=July 20, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 4 date=July 20, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 5 name=Jim Gibbons
		+	\|2010 Candidate 5 party=Republican
		+	\|2010 Candidate 5 status=Confirmed candidate
		+	\|2010 Candidate 5 URL=http://www.swingstateproject.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=5920
		+	\|2010 Candidate 5 date=November 20, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 5 reference note=former Iowa St. wrestling coach
	\|2008 incumbent=Leonard Boswell		\|2008 incumbent=Leonard Boswell
	\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Leonard Boswell		\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Leonard Boswell

FL-24

Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:18:42 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 6 URL=http://kenmillerforcongress.com/ Campaign Website		\|2010 Candidate 6 URL=http://kenmillerforcongress.com/ Campaign Website
	\|2010 Candidate 6 date=August 11, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 6 date=August 11, 2009
-	\|2010 Candidate 7 name=~~Jim Greer~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 7 name=Paul Partyka
	\|2010 Candidate 7 party=Republican		\|2010 Candidate 7 party=Republican
-	\|2010 Candidate 7 status=~~Out~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 7 status=Confirmed candidate
-	\|2010 Candidate 7 URL=http://~~blogs~~.~~tampabay~~.com/~~buzz~~/~~2009~~/05/~~greer~~-~~rules-out-congressional-bid~~.html ~~Media Story~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 7 URL=http://www.rollcall.com/issues/55_59/atr/40769-1.html
-	\|2010 Candidate 7 date=~~May 17~~, 2009	+	\|2010 Candidate 7 date=November 20, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 7 reference note=former Winter Springs mayor (from 1998 to 2002)
	\|2010 Candidate 8 name=Jim Heinzelman		\|2010 Candidate 8 name=Jim Heinzelman
	\|2010 Candidate 8 party=Republican		\|2010 Candidate 8 party=Republican

CO-04

Philipb — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:15:49 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 11 URL=http://www.coloradoan.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009905080340 Media Story		\|2010 Candidate 11 URL=http://www.coloradoan.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009905080340 Media Story
	\|2010 Candidate 11 date=May 8, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 11 date=May 8, 2009
-	\|2010 Candidate 12 name=~~Kevin Lundberg~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 12 name=Dean Madere
	\|2010 Candidate 12 party=Republican		\|2010 Candidate 12 party=Republican
-	\|2010 Candidate 12 status=~~Out~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 12 status=Confirmed candidate
-	\|2010 Candidate 12 URL=http://~~www.rockymountainnews~~.com/~~news~~/~~2009/feb/24/potential~~-~~challengers~~-~~already~~-~~lining~~-up-in-~~4th/ Media Story~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 12 URL=http://coloradoindependent.com/42526/‘regular-guy’-madere-riding-the-palin-wave-to-announce-co4-candidacy
-	\|2010 Candidate 12 date=~~February 24~~, 2009	+	\|2010 Candidate 12 date=November 20, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 12 reference note=Madere is a Louisiana native who works for a heating and air conditioning company.
	\|2010 Candidate 13 name=Mike Nelson		\|2010 Candidate 13 name=Mike Nelson
	\|2010 Candidate 13 party=Other		\|2010 Candidate 13 party=Other

Template:Congresspedia voting record

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Harry Reid

Conor Kenny — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:33:24 GMT

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	===Iraq War===		===Iraq War===
	Reid voted for the [[Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq]] in Oct. 2002.		Reid voted for the [[Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq]] in Oct. 2002.

MI-11

Itiswhatitis — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 02:33:27 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 3 URL=http://madatthad.blogspot.com/2009/02/draft-glenn-anderson-for-congress.html Mad At Thad		\|2010 Candidate 3 URL=http://madatthad.blogspot.com/2009/02/draft-glenn-anderson-for-congress.html Mad At Thad
	\|2010 Candidate 3 date=March 23, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 3 date=March 23, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 3 reference note=Strictly Rumor, Has Not Filed. Likely Will Not.
	\|2010 Candidate 4 name=Joseph Larkin		\|2010 Candidate 4 name=Joseph Larkin
	\|2010 Candidate 4 party=Democratic		\|2010 Candidate 4 party=Democratic
	\|2010 Candidate 4 status=Potential		\|2010 Candidate 4 status=Potential
	\|2010 Candidate 4 date=March 23, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 4 date=March 23, 2009
-	\|2010 Candidate 4 reference note=2008 Candidate	+	\|2010 Candidate 4 reference note=2008 Candidate, No Source of Rumor, Has Not Filed. Likely WIll Not.
	\|2010 Candidate 5 name=Natalie Mosher		\|2010 Candidate 5 name=Natalie Mosher
	\|2010 Candidate 5 party=Democratic		\|2010 Candidate 5 party=Democratic

Massachusetts benefits

NoGoodOnesLeft — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:06:48 GMT

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	== Latest news and announcements ==		== Latest news and announcements ==
		+
		+	As of 11/19, MA's DUA site still says  "Due to the complex nature of the procedures required to implement the program, we anticipate some delay before benefit payments can be made. Every effort will be made to expedite payments. Visit this website for updated information about the extended benefits program." Some people who post on S1699 were given an estimate of 3 weeks before payments start which puts it at the week of 11/29 to 12/5.

	11/07/09 - According to one of Senator Casey's speeches and various news sources, the 14 weeks will be credited first and if at the end of 14 weeks, the state 3 month average is at or above 8.5%, the additional 6 weeks of Tier 4 will be credited. You can view Senator Casey's speech in the Cspan archives for 10/28/09. The part about the Tiers is at 5:21 pm - 471:35 on the counter. <br>http://www.c-spanarchives.org/program/289676-1		11/07/09 - According to one of Senator Casey's speeches and various news sources, the 14 weeks will be credited first and if at the end of 14 weeks, the state 3 month average is at or above 8.5%, the additional 6 weeks of Tier 4 will be credited. You can view Senator Casey's speech in the Cspan archives for 10/28/09. The part about the Tiers is at 5:21 pm - 471:35 on the counter. <br>http://www.c-spanarchives.org/program/289676-1
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	10/8/09 - An amendment has been proposed to HR 3548 which results in new tiers of EUC. If HR3548 passes with the proposed amendment SA2668, this is how it will go: <br>Tier 2 - 14 weeks for everyone. <br>Tier 3 - 13 weeks for over 6.5% 3 month average. <br>Tier 4 - 6 weeks for over 8.5% 3 month average. <br>They added Limitation rules so since MA already qualified for Tier 2 and you have exhausted all benefits, you will get the one extra week from the new Tier 2 and then trigger on to Tier 3 and then trigger on to Tier 4. It is not known at this time if they will credit the total 20 weeks at once or if they will wait until the 14 weeks has exhausted and see what the state average is before they credit the 6 weeks for Tier 4.		10/8/09 - An amendment has been proposed to HR 3548 which results in new tiers of EUC. If HR3548 passes with the proposed amendment SA2668, this is how it will go: <br>Tier 2 - 14 weeks for everyone. <br>Tier 3 - 13 weeks for over 6.5% 3 month average. <br>Tier 4 - 6 weeks for over 8.5% 3 month average. <br>They added Limitation rules so since MA already qualified for Tier 2 and you have exhausted all benefits, you will get the one extra week from the new Tier 2 and then trigger on to Tier 3 and then trigger on to Tier 4. It is not known at this time if they will credit the total 20 weeks at once or if they will wait until the 14 weeks has exhausted and see what the state average is before they credit the 6 weeks for Tier 4.

-	[http://www.mass.gov/?pageID=elwdsubtopic&L=4&L0=Home&L1=Claimants&L2=Unemployment+Insurance+(UI)&L3=Information+on+Unemployment+Insurance+Extensions&sid=Elwd Information on Unemployment Insurance Extensions]	+	[http://www.mass.gov/?pageID=elwdsubtopic&L=4&L0=Home&L1=Claimants&L2=Unemployment+Insurance+(UI)&L3=Information+on+Unemployment+Insurance+Extensions&sid=Elwd Information on Unemployment Insurance Extensions]

	== Articles and resources ==		== Articles and resources ==

	[http://www.lowellsun.com/news/ci_13567017 Clock ticking on benefits for Mass. unemployed] {{Unemployment resources}} <!--Note: to add additional resources, insert them below this line with a * in front of the link-->		[http://www.lowellsun.com/news/ci_13567017 Clock ticking on benefits for Mass. unemployed] {{Unemployment resources}} <!--Note: to add additional resources, insert them below this line with a * in front of the link-->

Suzanne Kosmas/Schedule

Dbrisson — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:50:54 GMT

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	== '''November 2009'''<br> ==		== '''November 2009'''<br> ==

-	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>

-	*10:00AM – 11:15: Financial Services Committee Markup	+	*9:00AM – 10:00AM: New Member Meeting
		+	*10:00AM – 12:00PM: Science and Technology Committee Markup
		+	*12:20PM – 12:50PM: Votes
		+	*1:00PM – 1:15PM: Meeting with Verenium Corporation
		+	*1:15PM – 1:30PM: Meeting with Gap Inc.
		+	*2:00PM – 3:30PM: Testified at the Water Resources Subcommittee Hearing
		+	*3:15PM – 4:00PM: Votes
		+	*4:00PM – 4:30PM: Financial Services Committee Markup
		+	*4:30PM – 6:00PM: Speaker Pro Tempore<br>
		+
		+	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*10:00AM – 11:15: Financial Services Committee Markup
	*11:15AM – 11:30AM: Meeting with AIPAC National Council Member		*11:15AM – 11:30AM: Meeting with AIPAC National Council Member
	*12:00PM – 12:15PM: Meeting with the Financial Accounting Foundation		*12:00PM – 12:15PM: Meeting with the Financial Accounting Foundation

Max Baucus/Schedule

Dbrisson — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:21:20 GMT

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	== November 2009<br> ==		== November 2009<br> ==
		+	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*12:00 PM-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*12:30 PM-Meeting with Finance Committee Staff
		+	*2:30 PM-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*3:00 PM-Meeting with Senator Harry Reid
		+	*4:30 PM-Meeting with Finance Committee Staff
		+	*5:00 PM-Meeting with Doug Shulman, Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service
		+	*5:30 PM-Votes on Senate Floor
		+	*6:00 PM-Meeting with Senator Harry Reid<br>
		+	'''November 15, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*1:00 PM-Begin Travel to D.C.<br>
		+	'''November 14, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*No Public Events<br>
		+	'''November 13, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*10:00 AM-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*11:00 AM-Billings Business Roundtable Discussion
		+	*12:15 PM-Meeting with Staff
		+	*1:30 PM-Meeting with doctors at St. Vincent's Mansfield Center
		+	*3:00 PM-Press Interviews
		+	*4:30 PM-Meeting with Jim Larson<br>
		+	'''November 12, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*11:30 AM-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*11:45 AM-Meeting with Jeff Jacobson, Bob Hanson and members of the Farm Bureau
		+	*1:30 PM-USDA Tribal Meeting
		+	*2:00 PM-Meeting with staff
		+	*2:30 PM-Speech to Montana Agricultural Appreciation Conference
		+	*4:00 PM-Desk Time<br>
		+
		+	'''November 11, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*10:00 AM-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*11:00 AM-Great Falls Veterans' Day Ceremony
		+	*12:15 PM-Desk Time in Great Falls Senate Office
		+	*1:15 PM-Press Interviews
		+	*1:30 PM-Veterans Round Table discussion
		+	*3:00 PM-Desk Time<br>
		+
		+	'''November 10, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*8:00 AM-Speech to Washington International Trade Association
		+	*9:00 AM-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*9:30 AM-Meeting with Finance Committee Hearing
		+	*10:15 AM-Senate Finance Committee Hearing
		+	*12:00 PM-Meeting with Senator John Kerry and Senator Joe Lieberman
		+	*12:30 PM-Democratic Caucus Lunch
		+	*2:45 PM-Senator Harry Reid
		+	*4:38 PM-Begin travel to Montana<br>
		+
		+	'''November 9, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*No Pubic Events- AM
		+	*4:30 PM-Meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*5:30 PM-Vote on Senate Floor
		+	*6:15 PM-Meeting with Senior Staff<br>

	'''November 8, 2009'''<br>		'''November 8, 2009'''<br>
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	*6:00 PM-Meeting with Senior Staff		*6:00 PM-Meeting with Senior Staff

-	Due to technical complications we do not currently have records for the Senator's schedule from Oct. 8 through Nov. 3, 2009. We are working to resolve this issue.<br>	+	Due to technical complications we do not currently have records for the Senator's schedule from Oct. 8 through Nov. 3, 2009. We are working to resolve this issue.<br>

	== <big>October 2009</big> ==		== <big>October 2009</big> ==

Mark Begich/Schedule

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	== '''November, 2009'''<br> ==		== '''November, 2009'''<br> ==

-	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>

-	*9:45am- Call with Secretary Sebelius	+	*9:30am- Senate Veterans Affairs Committee Meeting
-	*10:00am- 8(a) Strategy meeting with Senior Staff	+	*1:15pm- Meeting with Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar and Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change, Carol Browner
-	*11:00am- Preside on the Senate Floor	+	*2:00pm- Discussion on an Amendment for Satellite Television Re-authorization 2:30pm- Senators' Job Creation Meeting led by Senators Dorgan and Durbin
-	*11:32am- Vote on the Senate Floor on an Amendment to H.R. 3082, the "Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act of 2010"	+	*3:30pm- KTVA, Anchorage Bi-Weekly Interview
-	*12:00pm- Moderate Democrats Meeting with Congressional Budget Office Director Doug Elmendorf	+	*4:00pm- Meeting with Senator Murkowski and the Army Corps of Engineers on Civil Works Projects in Alaska
-	*12:30pm- Democratic Caucus Luncheon	+	*5:00pm- Special Caucus on Health Care
-	*2:23pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the Motion to Table an Amendment to H.R. 3082, the "Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act of 2010"	+	*7:00pm- Preside on the Senate Floor
-	*2:44pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the Passage of H.R. 3082, the "Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act of 2010" as amended	+	*10:00pm- Call-in to the AARP Town Hall<br>
-	*4:37pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the Motion to Invoke Cloture on the Nomination of David F. Hamilton, of Indiana, to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the Seventh Circuit	+
-	*5:00pm- Interview with Croatian Broadcasting	+	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*9:45am- Call with Secretary Sebelius
		+	*10:00am- 8(a) Strategy meeting with Senior Staff
		+	*11:00am- Preside on the Senate Floor
		+	*11:32am- Vote on the Senate Floor on an Amendment to H.R. 3082, the "Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act of 2010"
		+	*12:00pm- Moderate Democrats Meeting with Congressional Budget Office Director Doug Elmendorf
		+	*12:30pm- Democratic Caucus Luncheon
		+	*2:23pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the Motion to Table an Amendment to H.R. 3082, the "Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act of 2010"
		+	*2:44pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the Passage of H.R. 3082, the "Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act of 2010" as amended
		+	*4:37pm- Vote on the Senate Floor on the Motion to Invoke Cloture on the Nomination of David F. Hamilton, of Indiana, to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the Seventh Circuit
		+	*5:00pm- Interview with Croatian Broadcasting
	*6:00pm- TRICARE Discussion with Senior Staff<br>		*6:00pm- TRICARE Discussion with Senior Staff<br>

Kirsten Gillibrand/Schedule

Dbrisson — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:14:55 GMT

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	== November 5, 2009<br> ==		== November 5, 2009<br> ==

-	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*Attend US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works meeting to discuss clean energy job creation and infrastructure component of the Economic Revitalization Act of 2009
		+	*Attend US Senate Agriculture Committee hearing to discuss agribusiness and financial market regulation
		+	*Attend rally on US Capitol lawn to promote and raise awareness of 9/11 health legislation
		+	*Meeting with Kelli Conlin and NARAL Pro Choice America leadership to discuss health priorities for women and girls in The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2009, including removal of the anti-choice Stupak Amendment
		+	*Meeting with Matt Silverstein of America Works to discuss job creation initiatives for veterans
		+	*Attend meeting of US Senate Demcratic Caucus with Leader Reid to unveil The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2009<br>
		+
		+	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>

	*Press Conference, New York, NY, with Congresswoman Maloney, Congresswoman Lowey, Congresswoman Velasquez, Congresswoman Clarke, Speaker Quinn, Gloria Steinem and dozens of other Democratic and pro-choice women advocates to speak out against inclusion of Stupak amendment in final Healthcare Bill.		*Press Conference, New York, NY, with Congresswoman Maloney, Congresswoman Lowey, Congresswoman Velasquez, Congresswoman Clarke, Speaker Quinn, Gloria Steinem and dozens of other Democratic and pro-choice women advocates to speak out against inclusion of Stupak amendment in final Healthcare Bill.
	*Meeting with Peter Ward, President, New York Hotel Trades Council, to discuss economic development initiatives, pensions and Healthcare Reform support<br>		*Meeting with Peter Ward, President, New York Hotel Trades Council, to discuss economic development initiatives, pensions and Healthcare Reform support<br>
-	'''November 15, 2009'''	+
		+	'''November 15, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted
-	'''November 14, 2009'''<br>	+
		+	'''November 14, 2009'''<br>

	*No schedule posted<br>		*No schedule posted<br>

-	'''November 13, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 13, 2009'''<br>

	*No schedule posted<br>		*No schedule posted<br>

Bill Nelson/Schedule

Dbrisson — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:13:22 GMT

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	== Novemeber 2009<br> ==		== Novemeber 2009<br> ==

-	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 19, 2009'''<br>

-	*9:30 a.m.- meet with state university system of florida board of governors	+	*9:00 a.m.- meeting with sen. stabenow re: health care affordability
-	*11 a.m.- senate vote expected	+	*9:30 a.m.- armed services committee meeting re: nominations
-	*11:45- meet with erin conaton, nominee for under secretary of the air force	+	*10:00 a.m.- commerce committee meeting re: mark ups
-	*2:15 p.m.- meet with dominic baragona who is schedule to testify before congress on defense contracting issues	+	*10:30 a.m.- drop by meeting with city of tamarac
-	*2:30 p.m.- commerce committee hearing re: nominations	+	*11:00 a.m.- meeting with sec. of agriculture tom vilsack
-	*- meet with sens. dorgan, durbin and other members re: job creation	+	*12:45 p.m.- dpc lunch on health care
-	*3 p.m.- drop by meeting with florida officials re: climate change	+	*2:30 p.m.- intelligence committee briefing
-	*3:30 p.m.- drop by meeting with the president of s.w. florida's mote marine laboratory	+	*- votes
		+	*4:30 p.m.- meeting with victims of imported tainted drywall<br>
		+
		+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*9:30 a.m.- meet with state university system of florida board of governors
		+	*11 a.m.- senate vote expected
		+	*11:45- meet with erin conaton, nominee for under secretary of the air force
		+	*2:15 p.m.- meet with dominic baragona who is schedule to testify before congress on defense contracting issues
		+	*2:30 p.m.- commerce committee hearing re: nominations
		+	*- meet with sens. dorgan, durbin and other members re: job creation
		+	*3 p.m.- drop by meeting with florida officials re: climate change
		+	*3:30 p.m.- drop by meeting with the president of s.w. florida's mote marine laboratory
	*5 p.m.- preside over the senate<br>		*5 p.m.- preside over the senate<br>

Jon Tester/Schedule

Dbrisson — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:12:28 GMT

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-	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>	+	'''November 18, 2009'''<br>

		+	*8:15 a.m.-Montana Constituents Coffee with Senator Baucus
	*9:00 a.m.-Meeting with Senior Staff		*9:00 a.m.-Meeting with Senior Staff
-	*9:30 a.m.-Meeting with Legislative Staff	+	*9:30 a.m.-Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee Hearing
-	*9:45 a.m.-Meeting with Communications Staff	+	*12:30 p.m.-Press Interviews
-	*10:00 a.m.-Meeting with Joe Saunders and Josh Floum with Visa	+	*2:00 p.m.-Meeting with Mark Anderlik with the Missoula Area Central Labor Council; Gy Moody of Billings, MT; and Denalie Bruins of Missoula, MT
-	*10:45 a.m.-Meeting with Senator Merkley	+	*2:30 p.m.-Meeting with Senator Dorgan
-	*11:15 a.m.-Meeting with Steve Yeakel with the Montana Independent Bankers	+	*3:00 p.m.-Senate Homeland Security Committee Contracting Oversight Subcommittee Hearing
-	*11:30 a.m.-Meeting with Senator Baucus	+	*4:40 p.m.-Senate Floor Session
-	*11:45 a.m.-Senate Floor Session	+	*5:00 p.m.-Democratic Caucus Meeting
-	*12:00 p.m.-Meeting with Steven Bartlett with the Financial Services Roundtable	+	*6:00 p.m.-Meeting with Legislative Staff
-	*12:30 p.m.-Democratic Caucus Lunch	+	*8:40 p.m.-Health Care Telephone Town Hall with Montanans<br>
-	*2:00 p.m.-Meeting with Robert Glennon with Hogan and Hartson and Molly Mcusic with the Wyss Foundation	+
-	*2:30 p.m.-Steering Committee Meeting	+	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>
-	*2:45 p.m.-Senate Floor Session	+
-	*3:15 p.m.-Meeting with Legislative Staff	+	*9:00 a.m.-Meeting with Senior Staff
-	*4:45 p.m.-Senate Floor Session	+	*9:30 a.m.-Meeting with Legislative Staff
		+	*9:45 a.m.-Meeting with Communications Staff
		+	*10:00 a.m.-Meeting with Joe Saunders and Josh Floum with Visa
		+	*10:45 a.m.-Meeting with Senator Merkley
		+	*11:15 a.m.-Meeting with Steve Yeakel with the Montana Independent Bankers
		+	*11:30 a.m.-Meeting with Senator Baucus
		+	*11:45 a.m.-Senate Floor Session
		+	*12:00 p.m.-Meeting with Steven Bartlett with the Financial Services Roundtable
		+	*12:30 p.m.-Democratic Caucus Lunch
		+	*2:00 p.m.-Meeting with Robert Glennon with Hogan and Hartson and Molly Mcusic with the Wyss Foundation
		+	*2:30 p.m.-Steering Committee Meeting
		+	*2:45 p.m.-Senate Floor Session
		+	*3:15 p.m.-Meeting with Legislative Staff
		+	*4:45 p.m.-Senate Floor Session
	*6:00 p.m.-Preside on Senate Floor Session<br>		*6:00 p.m.-Preside on Senate Floor Session<br>

Gregg Harper

Buckalew — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:08:16 GMT

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	Harper says he will work to defend 2nd Amendment rights by supporting the right to keep and bear arms, engage in the sport of hunting, and advocating for national laws that guarantee a right to defend home and family. <ref name="issues" />		Harper says he will work to defend 2nd Amendment rights by supporting the right to keep and bear arms, engage in the sport of hunting, and advocating for national laws that guarantee a right to defend home and family. <ref name="issues" />

-	==Bio==	+	== Bio ==

-	Harper ~~was born June 1, 1956~~ in ~~Jackson, Mississippi~~. He and his wife, Sidney, ~~have~~ two children~~. Harper received a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Mississippi College~~, and ~~he earned his law degree from the University~~ of ~~Mississippi School of Law. In addition to practicing~~ as a ~~private attorney, Harper served as chairman of the Rankin County Republican Party from 2000 to 2007~~.~~<ref name="Harper's Official House Web site"> [http://harper.house.gov/about/ Harper's Official House Web site]</ref>~~	+	A conservative man of faith and integrity, Congressman Gregg Harper took the Oath of Office in January 2009 to serve the citizens of Mississippi’s Third Congressional District. Gregg has lived in the district he serves since 1972 and currently resides in Pearl with his wife of 30 years, Sidney, and their two children, Livingston and Maggie. The Harpers are active members of Crossgates Baptist Church where Gregg serves as a deacon and a college Sunday school teacher.

-	~~===2008 elections===~~	+	Prior to being sworn-in, his peers elected him as the freshman on the Republican Steering Committee in the House of Representatives. Gregg was also honored to have been appointed by Republican Leader John Boehner as the only freshman to serve on the Committee on House Administration. Congressman Harper also sits on the Committee on the Judiciary, the Committee on the Budget, the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, and the Joint Committee for the Library of Congress.

-	~~On April 1~~, ~~2008~~, ~~Harper won~~ the ~~Republican nomination to replace Rep~~. ~~[[Chip Pickering]] (R-Miss.)~~ in the ~~2008 congressional elections~~.~~<ref> Emily Wagster Pettus [http://abcnews~~.go.~~com/Politics/wireStory?id=4570712 "Mississippi Holds Congressional Runoffs"]~~, ~~“ABC News”~~, ~~April 2~~, ~~2008~~, ~~Accessed April 2~~, ~~2008</ref>~~ He ~~went~~ on to ~~defeat Democratic nominee [[Joel Gill]]~~ in the ~~November 2008 general election~~.<ref name="~~greenpapers~~">[http://~~www~~.~~thegreenpapers~~.~~com~~/~~G08~~/~~MS.phtml "Mississippi 2008 General Election"~~]~~, TheGreenPapers.com, November 4, 2008~~</ref>	+	Before joining the 111th Congress, Gregg Harper practiced law for twenty-seven years, including serving as the prosecuting attorney for the cities of Brandon and Richland. Gregg is active in his community as a member of both the Pearl and Rankin County Chambers of Commerce. A strong advocate for our Second Amendment rights, he is a Life Member of the National Rifle Association.
		+
		+	Gregg Harper has long been involved as a volunteer in the Republican Party. He has worked for many years to advance the conservative agenda by assisting in local, county and statewide Republican elections, and volunteered as a Republican Observer during the 2000 Bush-Gore recount in Florida. From 2000 to 2007, Gregg served as the Chairman of Rankin County Republican Executive Committee, Mississippi’s largest Republican County.
		+
		+	The son of a former petroleum engineer and an 85-year-old mother who still works two days a week, Gregg learned at a young age the value of hard work and the importance of solid education. Gregg and Sidney are both graduates of Mississippi College, where Gregg studied Chemistry. He then earned his law degree from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1981.
		+
		+	In taking his Congressional Oath of Office on January 6th, 2009, Gregg Harper committed to serve the state of Mississippi and his country with honor and dignity. Congressman Harper desires to accomplish this goal through advocating true conservative values in his work in the U.S. House of Representatives.<ref name="Harper's Official House Web site"> [http://harper.house.gov/about/ Harper's Official House Web site]</ref>
		+
		+	=== 2008 elections ===
		+
		+	Gregg Harper won the Republican nomination in Mississippi's 3rd congressional district on April 1, 2008 with 57% of the vote. He defeated his Democratic opponent, Joel Gill in the November General Election winning 63% of the vote.

	==Money in politics==		==Money in politics==
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	==Committees and affiliations==		==Committees and affiliations==

-	===Committees===	+	=== Committees ===

	{{Committee list}}		{{Committee list}}
-
-	~~====Committees in the 110th Congress (2007-2008)====~~
-
-	~~Harper will be assigned committees if and when he is elected to Congress.~~

	===Affiliations===		===Affiliations===

Massachusetts benefits

NoGoodOnesLeft — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:52:35 GMT

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	\|IUR= <center>3.66 (13 Week Average 4.02)</center>		\|IUR= <center>3.66 (13 Week Average 4.02)</center>
-	\|TUR= <center>9.3 (3 Month Average 9.1)</center>	+	\|TUR= <center>8.9 (3 Month Average 9.1*)</center>
	\|TIER1= <center>Yes</center>		\|TIER1= <center>Yes</center>
	\|TIER2= <center>Yes (Then 20 Weeks EB)</center>		\|TIER2= <center>Yes (Then 20 Weeks EB)</center>
	}}		}}
		+
		+	*NOTE: The BLS doesn't release the October rates until 11/20 but MA released it today (11/19) as 8.9. By my calculations the average rate should remain at 9.1 (9.1 + 9.3 + 8.9 = 27.3/3 = 9.1) but I will correct it if they somehow come up with a diffferent average after they officially release the October rates.

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	10/8/09 - An amendment has been proposed to HR 3548 which results in new tiers of EUC. If HR3548 passes with the proposed amendment SA2668, this is how it will go: <br>Tier 2 - 14 weeks for everyone. <br>Tier 3 - 13 weeks for over 6.5% 3 month average. <br>Tier 4 - 6 weeks for over 8.5% 3 month average. <br>They added Limitation rules so since MA already qualified for Tier 2 and you have exhausted all benefits, you will get the one extra week from the new Tier 2 and then trigger on to Tier 3 and then trigger on to Tier 4. It is not known at this time if they will credit the total 20 weeks at once or if they will wait until the 14 weeks has exhausted and see what the state average is before they credit the 6 weeks for Tier 4.		10/8/09 - An amendment has been proposed to HR 3548 which results in new tiers of EUC. If HR3548 passes with the proposed amendment SA2668, this is how it will go: <br>Tier 2 - 14 weeks for everyone. <br>Tier 3 - 13 weeks for over 6.5% 3 month average. <br>Tier 4 - 6 weeks for over 8.5% 3 month average. <br>They added Limitation rules so since MA already qualified for Tier 2 and you have exhausted all benefits, you will get the one extra week from the new Tier 2 and then trigger on to Tier 3 and then trigger on to Tier 4. It is not known at this time if they will credit the total 20 weeks at once or if they will wait until the 14 weeks has exhausted and see what the state average is before they credit the 6 weeks for Tier 4.
-
-	~~<br>*NOTE: As of 10/6 the following was removed from the MWD site:~~
-
-	~~10/2/09 From the Massachusetts Workforce Development Site:~~
-
-	Information on Additional Extension<br>At this time, Congress has not passed an additional emergency unemployment compensation (EUC) extension. If the extension is passed, we will notify eligible claimants by mail. Please check back for updates.<br>

	[http://www.mass.gov/?pageID=elwdsubtopic&L=4&L0=Home&L1=Claimants&L2=Unemployment+Insurance+(UI)&L3=Information+on+Unemployment+Insurance+Extensions&sid=Elwd Information on Unemployment Insurance Extensions]		[http://www.mass.gov/?pageID=elwdsubtopic&L=4&L0=Home&L1=Claimants&L2=Unemployment+Insurance+(UI)&L3=Information+on+Unemployment+Insurance+Extensions&sid=Elwd Information on Unemployment Insurance Extensions]

Gregg Harper

Buckalew — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:51:52 GMT

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	'''Greg Harper''' has been a [[United States Republican Party\|Republican]] member of the [[United States House of Representatives\|United States House of Representatives]], representing the 3rd district of the State of [[:Category:Members of the U.S. Congress from Mississippi\|Mississippi]], since 2009.		'''Greg Harper''' has been a [[United States Republican Party\|Republican]] member of the [[United States House of Representatives\|United States House of Representatives]], representing the 3rd district of the State of [[:Category:Members of the U.S. Congress from Mississippi\|Mississippi]], since 2009.

-	==Positions~~, record and controversies~~==	+	== Positions<br> ==
-	~~{{Congresspedia voting record}}~~	+

-	~~===Immigration===~~	+	{{Congresspedia voting record}}
-	Harpers believes current immigrations laws should be enforced rather than creating new ones. He also supports making English America's official language. <ref name="issues">[http://www.greggharperforcongress.com/issues.html Gregg Harper for Congress\| Issues]</ref>	+

-	===~~National Security~~===	+	=== Immigration ===

-	~~To enhance American national security, Harper says he~~ supports ~~continuing the missile defense program, and fighting terrorists abroad, as well as, providing the military with the proper tools to fight terror~~. <ref name="issues"/>	+	Harpers believes current immigrations laws should be enforced rather than creating new ones. He also supports making English America's official language. <ref name="issues">[http://www.greggharperforcongress.com/issues.html Gregg Harper for Congress\| Issues]</ref>

-	===~~Special Needs Children~~===	+	=== National Security ===

-	Harper ~~wants to promote better understanding of children~~ with ~~special needs. He also wants~~ to ~~provide support to families with special needs children and encourage funding for research about treating special needs children~~. <ref name="issues"/>	+	To enhance American national security, Harper says he supports continuing the missile defense program, and fighting terrorists abroad, as well as, providing the military with the proper tools to fight terror. <ref name="issues" />

-	===~~Social Issues~~===	+	=== Special Needs Children ===
-	~~Harper supports protecting traditional marriage, and he opposes abortion. <ref name="issues"/>~~	+

-	~~===Fiscal Responsibility===~~	+	Harper wants to promote better understanding of children with special needs. He also wants to provide support to families with special needs children and encourage funding for research about treating special needs children. <ref name="issues" />
-	~~To restore fiscal responsibility,~~ Harper ~~says he will reduce spending, oppose tax increases~~ and ~~work~~ for ~~a balanced budget~~. <ref name="issues"/>	+

-	===Second Amendment===	+	=== Social Issues ===
-	Harper says he will work to defend 2nd Amendment rights by supporting the right to keep and bear arms, engage in the sport of hunting, and advocating for national laws that guarantee a right to defend home and family. <ref name="issues"/>	+
		+	Harper supports protecting traditional marriage, and he opposes abortion. <ref name="issues" />
		+
		+	=== Fiscal Responsibility ===
		+
		+	To restore fiscal responsibility, Harper says he will reduce spending, oppose tax increases and work for a balanced budget. <ref name="issues" />
		+
		+	=== Second Amendment ===
		+
		+	Harper says he will work to defend 2nd Amendment rights by supporting the right to keep and bear arms, engage in the sport of hunting, and advocating for national laws that guarantee a right to defend home and family. <ref name="issues" />

	==Bio==		==Bio==

Wiki/Gregg Harper

Buckalew — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:45:55 GMT

New page: A conservative man of faith and integrity, Congressman Gregg Harper took the Oath of Office in January 2009 to serve the citizens of Mississippi's Third Congressional District. Gregg has l...

New page

A conservative man of faith and integrity, Congressman Gregg Harper took the Oath of Office in January 2009 to serve the citizens of Mississippi's Third Congressional District. Gregg has lived in the district he serves since 1972 and currently resides in Pearl with his wife of 30 years, Sidney, and their two children, Livingston and Maggie. The Harpers are active members of Crossgates Baptist Church where Gregg serves as a deacon and a college Sunday school teacher.

Prior to being sworn-in, his peers elected him as the freshman on the Republican Steering Committee in the House of Representatives. Gregg was also honored to have been appointed by Republican Leader John Boehner as the only freshman to serve on the Committee on House Administration. Congressman Harper also sits on the Committee on the Judiciary, the Committee on the Budget, the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, and the Joint Committee for the Library of Congress.

Before joining the 111th Congress, Gregg Harper practiced law for twenty-seven years, including serving as the prosecuting attorney for the cities of Brandon and Richland. Gregg is active in his community as a member of both the Pearl and Rankin County Chambers of Commerce. A strong advocate for our Second Amendment rights, he is a Life Member of the National Rifle Association.

Gregg Harper has long been involved as a volunteer in the Republican Party. He has worked for many years to advance the conservative agenda by assisting in local, county and statewide Republican elections, and volunteered as a Republican Observer during the 2000 Bush-Gore recount in Florida. From 2000 to 2007, Gregg served as the Chairman of Rankin County Republican Executive Committee, Mississippi's largest Republican County.

The son of a former petroleum engineer and an 85-year-old mother who still works two days a week, Gregg learned at a young age the value of hard work and the importance of solid education. Gregg and Sidney are both graduates of Mississippi College, where Gregg studied Chemistry. He then earned his law degree from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1981.

In taking his Congressional Oath of Office on January 6th, 2009, Gregg Harper committed to serve the state of Mississippi and his country with honor and dignity. Congressman Harper desires to accomplish this goal through advocating true conservative values in his work in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Nevada benefits

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	[http://www.expressclaim.org/ http://www.expressclaim.org/]		[http://www.expressclaim.org/ http://www.expressclaim.org/]
		+
		+	http://www.meetup.com/Las-Vegas-Unemployment-Support-Group/ <br>

	=== Education and training ===		=== Education and training ===

-	~~http://www.meetup.com/Las-Vegas-Unemployment-Support-Group/ <br>~~[http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm]	+	[http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm]

	[http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm]		[http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm]

Project:Benefit Wiki

Nancym — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:50:20 GMT

added link for Meetup.com

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	*#[http://www.investigativeguy.com/free-gas-cards/ Free Gas Cards]		*#[http://www.investigativeguy.com/free-gas-cards/ Free Gas Cards]
	*#[http://www.ibtimes.com/prnews/20091108/new-hope-for-the-unemployed.htm/ New Hope for the Unemployed]		*#[http://www.ibtimes.com/prnews/20091108/new-hope-for-the-unemployed.htm/ New Hope for the Unemployed]
-	*This site from the National Council on Aging acts as a clearing house for links to several sources of aid: [http://www.benefitscheckup.org/ Benefits Checkup]	+	*This site from the National Council on Aging acts as a clearing house for links to several sources of aid: [http://www.benefitscheckup.org/ Benefits Checkup]
		+	*Stressed out from the job search, the constant worry, need help with keeping up your spirits and maybe some practical help on job leads or networking strategies? Many state employment agencies have started up support and networking groups, but an organization with a long history of helping groups get together is [http://www.meetup.com/ Meetup.com]. Do a search on their site for "unemployed" to find groups in your area, or you can start your own. Meetup.com helps by transitioning online contacts into actual physical meetings by providing online resources to rate meeting places for your group, email and online notification of meetings, and other online resources to help in your organization.

	<br>		<br>

Nevada benefits

VLeichsenring — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:42:49 GMT

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	=== Education and training ===		=== Education and training ===

-	[http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm]	+	http://www.meetup.com/Las-Vegas-Unemployment-Support-Group/ <br>[http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm http://nvdetr.org/wia/wia_index.htm]

	[http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm]		[http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm http://nv.gov/Education_Nevada.htm]

-	[http://www.nvworkforceconnections.org/ http://www.nvworkforceconnections.org/]	+	[http://www.nvworkforceconnections.org/ http://www.nvworkforceconnections.org/]

	[http://snmic.com/2009/10/02/healthcare-employment-project-targets-unemployed-underemployed-dislocated-individuals/ http://snmic.com/2009/10/02/healthcare-employment-project-targets-unemployed-underemployed-dislocated-individuals/]		[http://snmic.com/2009/10/02/healthcare-employment-project-targets-unemployed-underemployed-dislocated-individuals/ http://snmic.com/2009/10/02/healthcare-employment-project-targets-unemployed-underemployed-dislocated-individuals/]

User:WillHurd

WillHurd — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:25:59 GMT

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-	<font ~~size="3"~~ face="Times New Roman"></font><span style="font-family: arial"><span style="font-size: x-large">Will Hurd</span> </span>	+	<font face="Times New Roman" size="3"></font><span style="font-family: arial"><span style="font-size: x-large">Will Hurd</span> </span>


	<br>		<br>

-	<font ~~size="3"~~ face="Times New Roman"></font>	+	<font face="Times New Roman" size="3"></font>
-	<div style="font-size: 11px~~" class="references-small~~"></div>	+	<div class="references-small" style="font-size: 11px"></div>
	<span style="font-size: medium">William Ballard Hurd (August 19, 1977) was born at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas to Robert and Mary Alice Hurd, and is the youngest of their three children. He graduated from John Marshall High School in San Antonio. Hurd attended Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, where he received a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in International Studies. From 2000 to 2009, Hurd served as an Operations Officer in the Central Intelligence Agency, primarily in Southeast Asia.</span>		<span style="font-size: medium">William Ballard Hurd (August 19, 1977) was born at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas to Robert and Mary Alice Hurd, and is the youngest of their three children. He graduated from John Marshall High School in San Antonio. Hurd attended Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, where he received a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in International Studies. From 2000 to 2009, Hurd served as an Operations Officer in the Central Intelligence Agency, primarily in Southeast Asia.</span>

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	<span style="font-size: medium">Upon graduation, Hurd moved to Washington, DC and joined the National Clandestine Service of the CIA. During the past nine years, he has lived all over the world in his position as an Operations Officer for the Central Intelligence Agency, although he primarily served in South Asia. His duty was to collect and disseminate foreign intelligence to assist The President and senior government policymakers in making decisions relating to national security. Hurd was involved in rescue efforts in India during the tsunami of 2005 and in Pakistan during the earthquake of 2006.</span>		<span style="font-size: medium">Upon graduation, Hurd moved to Washington, DC and joined the National Clandestine Service of the CIA. During the past nine years, he has lived all over the world in his position as an Operations Officer for the Central Intelligence Agency, although he primarily served in South Asia. His duty was to collect and disseminate foreign intelligence to assist The President and senior government policymakers in making decisions relating to national security. Hurd was involved in rescue efforts in India during the tsunami of 2005 and in Pakistan during the earthquake of 2006.</span>

		+	<br>

-		+	<span style="font-size: medium">Hurd returned from overseas in July 2009 and is now an official Republican candidate for U.S. Congress in the 23rd Congressional District of Texas. </span>
-	<span style="font-size: medium">Hurd returned from overseas in July 2009 and is ~~a potential~~ Republican candidate for U.S. Congress in the 23rd Congressional District of Texas. </span>	+

Will Hurd

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	<span style="font-family: verdana">Upon graduation, Hurd moved to Washington, DC and joined the National Clandestine Service of the CIA. During the past nine years, he has lived all over the world in his position as an Operations Officer for the Central Intelligence Agency, although he primarily served in South Asia. His duty was to collect and disseminate foreign intelligence to assist The President and senior government policymakers in making decisions relating to national security. Hurd was involved in rescue efforts in India during the tsunami of 2005 and in Pakistan during the earthquake of 2006.</span>		<span style="font-family: verdana">Upon graduation, Hurd moved to Washington, DC and joined the National Clandestine Service of the CIA. During the past nine years, he has lived all over the world in his position as an Operations Officer for the Central Intelligence Agency, although he primarily served in South Asia. His duty was to collect and disseminate foreign intelligence to assist The President and senior government policymakers in making decisions relating to national security. Hurd was involved in rescue efforts in India during the tsunami of 2005 and in Pakistan during the earthquake of 2006.</span>

-	<span style="font-family: verdana">Hurd returned from overseas in July 2009 and is now ~~a potential~~ Republican candidate for U.S. Congress in the 23rd Congressional District of Texas.   </span>	+	<span style="font-family: verdana">Hurd returned from overseas in July 2009 and is now an official Republican candidate for U.S. Congress in the 23rd Congressional District of Texas.   </span>

	<br>		<br>

NV-01

Benawu — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:44:31 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 2 name=Kenneth Wegner		\|2010 Candidate 2 name=Kenneth Wegner
	\|2010 Candidate 2 party=Republican		\|2010 Candidate 2 party=Republican
-	\|2010 Candidate 2 status=~~Out~~	+	\|2010 Candidate 2 status=Confirmed candidate
-	\|2010 Candidate 2 URL=http://~~query~~.~~nictusa~~.~~com~~/~~cgi-bin/dcdev/forms/C00450031/397493~~/ FEC	+	\|2010 Candidate 2 URL=http://www.fec.gov/DisclosureSearch/HSRefreshCandList.do?category=disH&stateName=NV&congressId=01&election_yr=2010 FEC
-	\|2010 Candidate 2 date=~~March 29~~, 2009	+	\|2010 Candidate 2 date=November 19, 2009
	\|2010 Candidate 2 reference note=2008 Candidate		\|2010 Candidate 2 reference note=2008 Candidate
	\|2010 Candidate 3 name=Craig Lake		\|2010 Candidate 3 name=Craig Lake

NE-03

Benawu — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:40:54 GMT

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	\|2010 Candidate 3 URL=http://rebekahdavis.com/Main.html Campaign Website		\|2010 Candidate 3 URL=http://rebekahdavis.com/Main.html Campaign Website
	\|2010 Candidate 3 date=March 28, 2009		\|2010 Candidate 3 date=March 28, 2009
		+	\|2010 Candidate 4 name=Robert Larson
		+	\|2010 Candidate 4 party=Democratic
		+	\|2010 Candidate 4 status=Confirmed candidate
		+	\|2010 Candidate 4 URL=http://www.fec.gov/DisclosureSearch/HSRefreshCandList.do?category=disH&stateName=NE&congressId=03&election_yr=2010 FEC
		+	\|2010 Candidate 4 date=November 19, 2009
	\|2008 incumbent=Adrian Smith		\|2008 incumbent=Adrian Smith
	\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Adrian Smith		\|2008 Candidate 1 name=Adrian Smith

Colorado benefits

VLeichsenring — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:20:05 GMT

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-	==Latest news and announcements==	+	== Latest news and announcements ==

		+	Colorado unemployed <br>Fowler says many people have questions about the latest extension of benefits passed by Congress. It went into effect Nov. 8, but Fowler says the checks to eligible Coloradans will not go out until mid or late December. <br>Read full story: <br>[http://www.9news.com/news/article.aspx?storyid=127213&catid=339 http://www.9news.com/news/article.aspx?storyid=127213&catid=339]

	== Articles and resources ==		== Articles and resources ==
	{{Unemployment resources}}		{{Unemployment resources}}
	<!--Note: to add additional resources, insert them below this line with a * in front of the link-->		<!--Note: to add additional resources, insert them below this line with a * in front of the link-->

Nevada benefits

VLeichsenring — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:40:26 GMT

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	== Latest news and announcements ==		== Latest news and announcements ==
		+
		+	Frequently Asked Questions about TIER III Extended Benefit Payments.
		+
		+	When can I expect to receive my first payment of this TIER III extension passed November 2009?
		+
		+	The Division is anticipating making the first Tier III Emergency Unemployment payments prior to December 25, 2009.<br>[http://www.ktvn.com/Global/story.asp?S=11532044 http://www.ktvn.com/Global/story.asp?S=11532044]

	== Articles and resources ==		== Articles and resources ==

	{{Unemployment resources}} <!--Note: to add additional resources, insert them below this line with a * in front of the link-->		{{Unemployment resources}} <!--Note: to add additional resources, insert them below this line with a * in front of the link-->

FY 2010 U.S. federal budget

Avelino Maestas — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:28:16 GMT

Current status:

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	\| 6/25/09		\| 6/25/09
-	\|	+	\| 11/5/09<br />[http://www.opencongress.org/roll_call/show/6320 Vote Details]
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-	\|	+	\| [http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/R?cp111:FLD010:@1(hr298) H.Rept. 111-298]
-	\|	+	\| 10/15/09 <br />[http://www.opencongress.org/roll_call/show/6217 Vote Details]
-	\|	+	\| 10/20/09 <br />[http://www.opencongress.org/roll_call/show/6228 Vote Details]
-	\|	+	\| 10/28/09 <br />[http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c111:H.R.2892.enr: P.L. 111-83]

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-	\|	+	\| [http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/R?cp111:FLD010:@1(hr316) H.Rept. 111-316]<br /><br />'''Continuing Resolution'''<br />through 12/18/09
-	\|	+	\| 10/29/09<br />[http://www.opencongress.org/roll_call/show/6274 Vote Details]
-	\|	+	\| 10/29/09<br />[http://www.opencongress.org/roll_call/show/6272 Vote Details]
-	\|	+	\| 10/30/09<br />[http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c111:H.R.2996.enr: P.L. 111-88]

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	\| 7/7/09		\| 7/7/09
-	\|	+	\| 11/17/09<br />[http://www.opencongress.org/roll_call/show/6355 Vote Details]
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Suzanne Kosmas/Schedule

Dbrisson — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:41:13 GMT

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	== '''November 2009'''<br> ==		== '''November 2009'''<br> ==
		+
		+	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*10:00AM – 11:15: Financial Services Committee Markup
		+	*11:15AM – 11:30AM: Meeting with AIPAC National Council Member
		+	*12:00PM – 12:15PM: Meeting with the Financial Accounting Foundation
		+	*2:45PM – 3:30PM: Votes
		+	*4:00 – 4:30PM: Financial Services Committee Markup<br>

	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>		'''November 16, 2009'''<br>

Dennis Rehberg/Schedule

Dbrisson — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:40:10 GMT

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	== November 2009<br> ==		== November 2009<br> ==
		+	'''November 17, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*House Floor speech on the “so-called” stimulus
		+	*Meeting with Nate Thomas with the American Physical Therapy Association
		+	*Meeting with Steven Yeakel with the Montana Independent Bankers
		+	*House Floor action—4 votes
		+	*Meeting with Francisco Carmona with Passport Services, U.S. Department of State<br>
		+
		+	'''November 16, 2009'''<br>
		+
		+	*Fly to Washington, D.C.
		+	*Meeting with senior staff
		+	*House Floor action—3 votes<br>
		+
		+	'''November 15, 2009'''
		+
		+	*No schedule posted
		+	'''November 14, 2009'''
		+
		+	*No schedule posted
		+
		+	'''November 13, 2009'''
		+
		+	*No schedule posted
		+
		+	'''November 12, 2009'''
		+
		+	*No schedule posted

	'''November 11, 2009'''<br>		'''November 11, 2009'''<br>
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	*Yellowstone County Veterans Ceremony		*Yellowstone County Veterans Ceremony
	*Volunteers of America Dedication of Independence Hall in Billings <br>		*Volunteers of America Dedication of Independence Hall in Billings <br>
-	'''November 10, 2009'''	+
		+	'''November 10, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted
-	'''November 9, 2009'''	+
		+	'''November 9, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted

-	'''November 8, 2009'''	+	'''November 8, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted
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	*Meeting with senior staff<br>		*Meeting with senior staff<br>

-	'''November 3, 2009'''	+	'''November 3, 2009'''

	*No schedule posted		*No schedule posted