Topic: Bill Richardson (Politician)

New Mexico revenues jump because of oil and gas prices, prompting talk of a tax rebateNew Mexico is reaping a revenue windfall because of high prices for oil and natural gas, and a debate is brewing about whether the extra cash should ...

Rod Blagojevich Illinois (D) Along with Mitt Romney of Massachusetts (who is not seeking reelection), Blagojevich has led the way in expanding health coverage. Each year in office, he has raised the income threshold for participation in the Illinois FamilyCare program, steadily ...

Democratic presidential hopeful Bill Richardson said Tuesday he is warming to the idea of a single-payer health care system but for now prefers getting tough on insurance companies to getting rid of them.Richardson, the governor of New Mexico, has proposed a universal ...

Bill Richardson Talks Up Health Care Plan, Says He Warming to Idea of Single-Payer SystemDemocratic presidential hopeful Bill Richardson said Tuesday he is warming to the idea of a single-payer health care system but for now prefers getting tough on insurance companies ...

Immigrants living in New Mexico illegally will not be covered by Gov. Bill Richardson's proposal for universal health care.Richardson, who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, has said his goal is to ensure all New Mexicans have access to medical coverage. However, ...

Presidential Candidates on Health CareDemocratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton rejoins the health care debate in earnest Monday with a plan to expand coverage. Positions of other presidential candidates:DEMOCRATS:_Delaware Sen. Joe Biden: Expand health insurance to cover all children and to make ...

Richardson Calls for Universal Health Care, Offers Plan Estimated at Around $100 BillionDemocratic presidential candidate Bill Richardson on Tuesday called for universal health care, offering a plan that would expand preventive coverage to help offset a package costing more than $100 billion.The ...

Democratic presidential candidate Bill Richardson on Tuesday called for universal health care, offering a plan that would expand preventive coverage to help offset a package costing more than $100 billion.The New Mexico governor said he could provide coverage to the 45 million ...