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Kay Hagan
Kay Hagan (born May 26, 1953) is a Democratic politician. She ran for for U.S. Senate in North Carolina against Republican incumbent Elizabeth Dole, ultimately winning the election.
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"Hagan drove court nominations": Today's edition of The News & Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina contains an article that begins, "Word about North Carolina's shoddy representation on the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals reached U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan last year...
- Charlotte judge nominated to 4th Circuit Court of Appeals (charlotteobserver.com)
Word about North Carolina's shoddy representation on the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals reached U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan last year the way such political concerns often do: by way of a friend of a friend.
In this case, the friend was her husband, Chip Hagan, who was out walking one morning in November 2008 with one of his lawyer pals, Greensboro defense attorney Locke Clifford. "I said, 'One of the most urgent jobs is to get North Carolina back in...
From kentucky.com
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- Pressure builds on Hagan (therogersinstitute.blogspot.com)
- Editorial: Hagan takes necessary action (news-record.com)
- Obama appoints two N.C. judges to Fourth Circuit (news-record.com)
STAFF REPORTSWASHINGTON Today, Congressman Patrick McHenry (NC-10) called on North Carolina Senator Kay Hagan to oppose Senate Majority Leader Harry Reids government-run healthcare plan.The latest healthcare bill offered by Senator Reid is just another attempt by Washington Democrats to put a new name on the same government takeover plan weve seen twice before. In the House, 39 Democrats joined the American people in rejecting the...
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Filed under: Senate, Economy, Health Care, Woman Up, Afghanistan, Congress
North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan supports health care reform, the president and getting the job done in Afghanistan. Democrat Hagan, who ran a smart campaign to defeat Republican incumbent Elizabeth Dole last year, continues to cover all the bases. On Monday, Hagan, who is years from her own re-election bid, opened an office in Charlotte. It was a timely appearance in her...
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From news.aol.com
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The Democratic-controlled House on Saturday narrowly passed the health care reform legislation, 220-215, but the road ahead in the Senate promises to be rocky. North Carolina senators Kay Hagan and Richard Burr both expressed concern Sunday over paying for the $1.2 trillion bill.
From wral.com
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- Hagan, Burr amendment passes senate (jdnews.com)
It appears so. There is a reason health insurance premiums for women are higher than those for men. During their early through mid-adulthood, women on average probably have more medical problems, and use more medical services and products. Part of...
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From guarino.typepad.com
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(Associated Press)
U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan has withdrawn support for a possible lifetime federal appointment for a state judge who ruled in favor of a company that includes her husband.Three weeks ago, Hagan, D-N.C., recommended Judge Calvin Murphy and two other candidates to fill a vacant seat on the U.S. District Court for...
From charlotteobserver.com
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- Sen. Hagan drops backing for judge (citizen-times.com)
- Hagan drops support for N.C. judge's appointment (therogersinstitute.blogspot.com)
