Democratic Proposal News Today

After hours of public testimony and back-and-forth debate Saturday, Montana’s Districting and Apportionment Commission still wasn’t able to agree on a single proposal for splitting the state into two congressional districts.

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.

That would mean that we would not see the loss of 750,000 jobs between march 1st and the end of this year. thats not my number, thats the head of the nonpartisan congressional office. 750,000 american jobs lost this year if we dont find a way to replace the sequester. >> so the a.p., though, is saying, sir, that the senate dems have come up with this plan $3 billion to cut that. and as you brought up the so-called budget rule that would require high-income earners to pay a minimum of 30% tax rat...

Go cutting crazy now in the sense you will hurt the economy but you send stability to the markets, you were there with ronald reagan and tip oneil, bill rollins, you saw republican proposal, democratic proposal, kilt kick and spit at each other six months, if they would start the sit down conversation now, ed, why is that so impossible? >> it is not impossible. the bottom line is the republicans would sit down with the president, both sides are going to have to come together, as i said last nigh...