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Welcome
Thank you for visiting the website of the
New Democrat Coalition (NDC). On this site you will find information
about our membership, our legislative priorities, and our efforts to
find moderate, common sense solutions to today’s difficult problems. We
encourage you to browse through our entire site and sign up to receive
our newsletter.
This
is an exciting time for New Dems. Following a reorganization of our
leadership in January 2005, the caucus has refocused on several
fundamental NDC issues: national security, economic growth, personal
responsibility, and technology. The NDC is reaching out to
like-minded advocacy groups for help turning these values into
commonsense legislation.
Thanks
again for
your interest in the New Democrat Coalition. We encourage you to visit our site often to
keep up to date with NDC initiatives and activities.
Latest News |
11/7/2006
HEAR WHAT MEDIA IS SAYING ABOUT NEW DEMOCRATS IN THE 110TH CONGRESS -
In push to regain Congress, Democrats take a more centrist tack ELECTIONS 2006
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7/27/2006
New Democrat Coalition Co-Chairs Back The Health Information Technology Promotion Act -
Today, the Co-Chairs of the House New Democrat Coalition; Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-CA), Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA), and Rep. Ron Kind (D-WI) made strides toward improving a healthcare system that is plagued by risisng costs and declining quality of care by voting for H.R.4157, The Health Information Technology Promotion Act.
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6/30/2006
New Democrat Coalition Urges House Leaders to Include Senate Reform of Highly SkilledWorkers Visa Program in Final Version of Immigration Bill -
WASHINGTON, DC-- Sixteen members of the New Democrat Coalition have sent a letter to Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in support of reforms to the visa program for highly skilled workers contained in the Senate immigration bill. The letter urged that when the House and Senate conference on this bill that the Senate language pertaining to this issue be included in the final reconciled version of the bill.
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