Bill Bradley News
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Republican Representative Dave Camp, chairman of what’s usually called the “powerful” House Ways and Means Committee, has a quiet voice. He’s tall and thin and leans in a bit when he speaks, as if to make sure you hear him when he says, “We are going to do a bill this year.”
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Republican Representative Dave Camp, chairman of what’s usually called the “powerful” House Ways and Means Committee, has a quiet voice. He’s tall and thin and leans in a bit when he speaks, as if to make sure you hear him when he says, “We are going to do a bill this year.”
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Phil Jackson said he’s always considered Madison Square Garden “magnificent” as he returned to the arena as a fan for the first time in 27 years.
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The New York Knicks, poised to capture their first division title since 1994, are working toward the bigger milestone of the club’s first National Basketball Association championship in 40 years.
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Everyone in Washington celebrates tax reform. President Barack Obama embraced it in his State of the Union address. House Speaker John Boehner called it a top legislative priority. The House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees are convening bipartisan working groups, and lobbyists are licking their chops.
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On the basketball court of Rome’s Liceo Massimo high school about five decades ago, Mario Draghi modeled his playing on that of future Hall of Fame hoopster and U.S. Senator Bill Bradley , then shooting for Olimpia Milano.
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President Barack Obama needs a new Treasury secretary. Timothy Geithner has made clear that he intends to leave. Furthermore, it is time to bring some fresh thinking to two vital issues: fiscal policy and financial-sector oversight.
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The U.S.’s national transportation program is broke. We borrow about $12 billion from the Treasury annually for the Highway Trust Fund. But our real annual transportation deficit is more than $100 billion when you include interest, deferred maintenance and other spending.
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Former New Jersey senator and presidential candidate Bill Bradley on his new book "We Can All Do Better." TONIGHT on Charlie Rose @ 7p & 10p ET. (Source: Bloomberg)
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President Barack Obama said in a Bloomberg Television interview today that a Republican offer on averting the so-called fiscal cliff doesn’t go far enough and won’t raise the revenue needed to shrink the deficit by $4 trillion over the next decade.
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