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1. Pelosi Confirms New Medicare Tax on ?Unearned Income, Whatever Category That Is?
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) revealed that a package of amendments to the Senate-passed health care bill would include a new tax on unearned income. Pelosi said this tax would cover all unearned income, "whatever category that is."

2. Rep. Pence: Dems 'So Desperate? to Pass Health Care They'll ?Trample Upon The Constitution?
Republican Conference Chairman Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) said Thursday that the Democrats' plan to pass the Senate health care bill without a formal vote in the House goes against "our system of government" and shows that Democrats are willing to "trample upon the Constitution itself." 

3. Rep. Sessions: ?Slaughter Rule? to Pass Health Care With No Up-Down Vote on Bill is Unconstitutional
If House Democrats pass a special rule that 'deems' the Senate health care bill to have passed, allowing them to bypass an up-or-down roll call vote, it would be a violation of Article 1, Section VII of the U.S. Constitution, said Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas).

4. Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart: Not Decided on Constitutionality of Passing Health Care Bill With No Up-or-Down Vote
Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.) said he has "not decided" yet whether it is unconstitutional for the Democrats in the House of Representatives to pass a special rule to deem the Senate health care bill as passed without actually voting on the legislation.

5. House Republican Leadership Chairman: Democrats Are Engaging in 'Slaughtering of Democracy'
Rep. Greg Walden (R.-Ore.), the House Republican Leadership Chairman, said Democrats are engaging the 'slaughtering of democracy' if they use a 'rule' devised by House Rules Chairman Louise Slaughter (D.-N.Y.) to approve the Senate health care bill without subjecting it to a recorded aye-and-nay vote.

6. Republican Senator Warns Health Care Vote-Switchers, the Secret Deals You?ve Made Won?t Work
Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) issued a warning Thursday for wavering Democrats who agree to switch their vote on health care from no to yes.

7. Obama Backs Immigration Plan That Includes Pathway to Citizenship, Biometric Social Security Cards
President Barack Obama, facing criticism from advocates of immigration reform, pledged Thursday "to do everything in my power" to get immigration legislation moving in Congress this year.

8. Immigration Reform Activists Plan to Rally in Washington Sunday
Grass-roots activists are frustrated by the wait for a new system and are organizing a rally Sunday on the National Mall by what they hope will be thousands of people from across the country loudly voicing their displeasure at the pace of action.

9. Obama Tells Democrats, Our Fates Are Tied to Health Bill
President Obama is telling nervous Democratic lawmakers that their political fates are linked to the health care bill's passage, discouraging the notion that they can save themselves by opposing it, House members say.

10. Democrats Push Toward Sunday Passage of Health Care Bill
Beginning in 2014, most Americans would be required for the first time to purchase insurance or face penalties if they refused. Large businesses would face fines if they did not offer good-quality coverage to their workers.

11. Health Care Will Pass
I'm not rooting for it, but I think that is what will happen.

12. Retired U.S. General Says Homosexual Troops Made Dutch Weak in Bosnia
The comment by John Sheehan, a former NATO commander who retired from the military in 1997, shocked some at a Senate Armed Services Committee, where Sheehan spoke in opposition to a proposal to allow gays to serve openly in the U.S. military.

13. Newspaper Roundup for Friday, March 19, 2010


14. Sanford Agrees to Pay Ethics Fine, Gets Divorced
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford has closed two chapters of his life, agreeing to pay $74,000 in fines to resolve ethics charges brought against him after last summer's revelation of an extramarital affair, and receiving word that a judge had formally ended his 20-year marriage to his wife, Jenny.

15. Spain Weighs 10-Year Plan to Overhaul Economy
Spanish ministers approved Friday a wide-ranging 10-year reform plan designed to wean the economy off its dependence on construction and create broader, more sustainable growth as the country fights to climb out of recession.

16. Oregon Lawsuit Claims Boy Scouts Sex Abuse Coverup
The Boy Scouts of America has long kept an extensive archive of secret documents that chronicle the sexual abuse of young boys by Scout leaders over the years.

17. The Deem-o-crats? Towering Deception
If you cannot trust government's numbers, you cannot trust government's words.