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WASHINGTON Eager for a quick start, Democratic congressional leaders intend to begin work in early January on priority legislation so it can be ready for President-elect Barack Obama's signature shortly after he takes office, according to officials familiar with the plans.
These officials said an economic aid measure, legislation to expand health care for lower-income children and a loosening of Bush administration rules covering federally funded embryonic stem cell research are among the bills at the center of discussions with Obama aides.
All three issues have been the focus of battles between the Democrats in Congress and President George W. Bush, and early enactment of any would underscore the change ushered in by this month's election
Officials: Dems Plan Quick 2009 Start on Bills - FOXNews.com Transition Tracker
I told ya SCHIP would be at the top of the list. all those 44 year old children in mama's basement need healthcare! but yer taxes ain't going up,,,
These officials said an economic aid measure, legislation to expand health care for lower-income children and a loosening of Bush administration rules covering federally funded embryonic stem cell research are among the bills at the center of discussions with Obama aides.
All three issues have been the focus of battles between the Democrats in Congress and President George W. Bush, and early enactment of any would underscore the change ushered in by this month's election
Officials: Dems Plan Quick 2009 Start on Bills - FOXNews.com Transition Tracker
I told ya SCHIP would be at the top of the list. all those 44 year old children in mama's basement need healthcare! but yer taxes ain't going up,,,