Council candidates forum no joke, they can even have a free forum if you have a Facebook account, but if they aren't, I'm guessing they are on Facebook and/or Twitter. As usual, the campaign has a lot of time on its side, and I've only seen one campaign email from that side.

The candidates are getting better in the polls, and are starting to do a lot better than they did before their primaries, but the big winner of this race is probably Bernie Sanders, who is now on to California, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. I don't think this will have too much of an impact on the delegate count, because it will be a very close primary, but it will increase awareness among progressives and give them ammunition to think about voting for them.

The real winners of this race include Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders (we're only at this point about the former). Clinton continues to win more primaries than any candidate in history, because she is an incredibly competent candidate who has the political talent to build a majority of the party. She is not perfect but she is running a strong, credible campaign, and we have to see her continue to improve on that. If she wins Vermont, she will have secured a majority of delegates, and will be able to expand her coalition. It may not be enough to secure the nomination, but it might be enough to keep her in the race long enough to unify the party.

This primary has been a fascinating one. The field is very competitive, and there are a lot of truly remarkable candidates running for president. The race between Sanders and Clinton is a real test of political skill, organization, and electability, and it'll probably have an impact on how the rest of the Democratic primary goes on in November.
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Conscience vote debate on fertility treatment bill on March 14

On March 17, the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Science, Space and Technology held a hearing entitled "A National Survey of Fertility Therapies: Implications for Federal Decision Making." The Committee heard testimony by Dr. William O. Schlesinger, associate commissioner for HHS's Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and Marilyn Tavenner, acting commissioner of HHS's Office of Civil Rights. Dr. Schlesinger testified that there are no national data on the use of fertility treatments, and he stated that Congress was not authorized by law to collect this information. The Committee also heard testimony from Dr. Robert C. Wood and Janet M. Young, the assistant to the commissioner for social services, on a report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the adverse effects of fertility treatments. The report concluded that "a significant body of scientific evidence indicates that men and women seeking fertility treatment are likely to be adversely affected by treatment. … It is important to recognize that these adverse experiences are not limited to use of fertility treatments, but also include, for example, poor health outcomes associated with sexual abuse, abuse of children, and pregnancy that require treatment."

On March 20, the Senate Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security held a hearing entitled "Fertility Treatment Fraud: What The Federal Government Needs To Know." The hearing focused on allegations of fraud perpetrated against physicians and clinics in the United States by individuals seeking treatment for infertile men. In particular, the hearing heard testimony from:

Dr. Robert F. Kennedy, associate commissioner, U.S. Health and Human Services Department

Dr. James H. Anderson, acting Commissioner of HHS's Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services

Dr. Margaret O. Hochberg, deputy director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

Dr. Deborah A. Ciskewski, former Commissioner of Medicare and Assistant Administrator, Office of Civil Rights

Dr. John N. McAllister, former director of the Office of Inspector General

Dr. David N. Goldfarb, Associate Director of the Office of Population Affairs, HHS

Dr. Stephen A. Bancroft, former commissioner of Medicare and former director of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine

Dr. John J. LaTenda, Associate Commissioner, Office of Policy and Management, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Dr. Nancy L. J. Rippe, former Commissioner, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

On March 22, the Senate Committee on Science, Space and Technology held a hearing titled "Fertility Therapy and Infertility Treatment: The Impact of Legal Regulation." The hearing focused on a report prepared by the Committee on Finance and the Subcommittee on Healt

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