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Sam Hananel

  • Associate Director of Media Relations, Center for American Progress
Washington, D.C.
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STATEMENT: CAP’s Neera Tanden Lauds Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi’s Historic Career

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By Sam Hananel
| Center for American Progress
Issues [1] Center for American Progress STATEMENT: CAP’s Neera Tanden Lauds Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi’s Historic Career Share Washington, D.C. — Neera Tanden, president and CEO of the Center for American Progress, issued the following statement after Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), announced plans to retire from Congress: There are few leaders who have had such an impact on so many issues—from health care to the environment to individual rights—and millions of Americans’ lives have...
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STATEMENT: CAP's Neera Tanden Condemns Trump’s Deployment of the National Guard Against Protesters

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By Sam Hananel
| Center for American Progress
Issues [1] Center for American Progress STATEMENT: CAP’s Neera Tanden Condemns Trump’s Deployment of the National Guard Against Protesters Share Washington, D.C. — After President Donald Trump deployed the National Guard to respond to protests in Los Angeles—over the objections of the state’s governor—Neera Tanden, president and CEO of the Center for American Progress, issued the following statement: This is a dangerous escalation that puts American communities and our democracy at risk.
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Judge sides with House Republicans against health care law

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By Sam Hananel
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
WASHINGTON • In a setback for the Affordable Care Act, a federal judge ruled Thursday that the administration was unconstitutionally subsidizing medical bills for millions of people while ignoring congressional power over government spending. The ruling from U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer was a win for House Republicans who brought the politically charged legal challenge in an effort to undermine the law.
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