Federal Computer Week (FCW)

• DHS wants to make your cell phone a 'smell' phone
• Army e-mail consolidation first step in enterprise efforts
• System errors lead SSA to issue replacement cards in error, IG says
• House bill targets Internet censorship
• VA has prototype of Aviva EHR system
• OFPP administrator attempts to draw clear lines

Federal News Radio

• Bureau of Labor Statistics responds to federal pay in the media
• OMB's Zients touts better hiring, retention of feds
• GSA ready to move on to non-Networx work
• House passes bill to pay furloughed DoT workers
• State Dept. to launch internal social site
• Technology, workforce advances key for OMB

Government Executive

• The Earlybird: Headlines and Blog Posts
• From Nextgov.com: Industry sees promise in open government contests
• Congressional panel seeks broad Defense acquisition overhaul
• Senators seek clean FAA bill
• Fighter jet's costs jump more than 50 percent
• Senator showcases exemplary feds

White House Blog

• Your Healthy App Ideas
• Competing on the Global Playing Field in the 21st Century
• The Master Recovery Act Transportation Map
• Celebrating International Women's Day: From Kabul to Washington, DC
• A New Era of Partnerships: Advisory Council on Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships Presents Final Report of Recommendations
• When Health Insurance Companies Attack
• 625
• Getting Outside the Four Walls of Washington
• Watch, Discuss, Engage at 12:30: Secretary Locke on the National Export Initiative
• Cracking Down on Waste and Fraud

InformationWeek Government

• Startup Sheds Light On Virtual Machine Network Traffic
• Opera Intros Mini 5 Browser For Android
• InformationWeek's RSS Feed is brought to you by
• Five Reasons To Pre-Order The iPad
• Global CIO: What's IT Worth? Northwestern Mutual Life CIO Knows
• GDC: Sony Unveils PS3 Motion Controller
• Google Debuts Product Inventory Search, Apps Macros
• Wipro To Boost U.S. Hiring
• GDC: Microsoft Surface Plays Dungeons & Dragons
• Microsoft Aids IT Training In California

Washington Technology

• Army e-mail consolidation first step in enterprise efforts
• ManTech names its main man for NSA
• CACI gets down to business at Defense Department
• Countdown to the launch of NASA's $4B IT consolidation
• 10 flaws with the data on Data.gov
• With social media, should DOD go to the people, or should the people go to DOD?
• Procurement panel slams price reduction clause for services
• SAIC secures $625M Navy award
• Federal court gives HUBZone program priority
• Customs at odds with DHS IG over report on small-biz goals

Federal Times

• VA investigating new data breach
• Obama gets high marks for transparency push
• Mexican drug cartels step up efforts to corrupt U.S. border officials
• Group seeks injunction to halt changes to procurement database
• Zients: Cut hiring time in half
• House bars earmarks to for-profits
• 168,000 DoD employees may transfer to new pay systems by September
• USPS should engage public more when closing offices, PRC says
• House OKs bill to repay furloughed DOT employees
• Agencies finding it hard to follow through on open government order

Government Technology

• Healthy Kids Apps Competition Offers Super-Sized Cash Prizes
• Iowa Gov. Chet Culver Signs IT Consolidation Bill
• Veterans Affairs Planning to Automate 'Agent Orange' Claims
• States Bring Purpose-Driven Social Networking Tools to Schools
• Microsoft Giving Free Technology Training to Thousands of Californians
• Briefs: Edmonton, Alberta, Embraces Open Government; White House Mulls Contest Platform
• Can the Library of Congress Be Downloaded in Seconds?
• Miami 311 Goes Online, Keeps Phone Calls
• Federal Cloud IT Platform Slow to Rise as Cloud Environment Evolves
• South Carolina Redesigns State Web Portal, Adds Features

GCN

• Army e-mail consolidation first step in enterprise efforts
• Malicious systems of a feather flock together
• NIST sets clock to stay accurate for billions of years
• Many agencies are still anti-social media
• With all-in-one PCs, one size doesn't fit all
• NASA launches mission simulator Web site
• With social media, should DOD go to the people, or should the people go to DOD?
• NIST out to ensure security products comply with vulnerability assessment language
• Information handcuffs: Counterterrorism IT needs support from the top, Congress told
• White House memo: Public contests can drive innovation

Defense Systems

• Army e-mail consolidation first step in enterprise efforts
• DOD business arm embarks on software upgrade
• Burroughs to direct Navy PEO C4I
• DOD's outdated acquisition system hinders mission success, panel says
• Navy awards C2 software development contract
• Marines take automated logistics to next level
• Air Force wants to fuse C2 across domains
• DOD social media policy fails to answer security questions
• VA may restore access to DOD medical record systems soon
• Navy orders additional shipboard Internet terminals

DefenseNews

• RAF Accepts 1st Nimrod MRA4
• South Korea's Utility Helo Makes Maiden Flight
• DoD: F-35 to Breach Nunn-McCurdy Limits by 50%
• Indian AF To Buy 12 AgustaWestland AW101 Helos
• NATO Transformation Chief: Budget Cuts Less Severe Than Expected
• U.S. Army Requests Permission To Modify Strykers
• USAF: We're Sticking With Tanker RfP
• MoD Postpones Search for New U.K. Materiel Chief
• MoD Wants Cross-Gov't Effort for DIS: Drayson
• Swedish Arms Exports Rose 7 Percent in 2009

DoD Social Media Hub

• What the DoD New/Social Media Policy Means
• DoDLive Bloggers Roundtable on the DoD New Media Policy
• DoD Official Policy on New/Social Media
• Army Technology Live debuts free iPhone app
• Media Gone a Twitter
• Social Networking and Foreign Policy
• Facebook enables new privacy controls
• From the top down, social media boosts internal communication
• H1N1 Flu and the Danger of Creative Spammers

Business Week

• Japan’s Nikkei 225 Rises on Yen Optimism; Nippon Mining Falls
• China Bonds May Return 6% on Buying by Banks, Harfor Fund Says
• Indonesia Raises 2011 Economic Growth Forecast to 6%-6.5%
• Malaysia’s Anwar Targets Ruling Party Stronghold in Johor
• Yen Erases Losses on Bets China to Take Credit-Tightening Steps
• JPMorgan, Citigroup Helped Cause Lehman Collapse, Report Says
• Yellen Said to Be Obama’s Pick for Fed Vice Chairman (Update2)
• Quake Shakes Pinera’s Plan to Spur Chile
• Experts Talk Trade Gap, Claims, China's Inflation
• Obama’s Trade Goal Fights Clean-Energy Plan

CNET

• GDC 2010: Scaling the summits of gameplay
• A peek at Unreal Engine on Palm Web OS
• Google makes its local shopping move
• Thunderbird beta 'Lanikai' released
• Report: Verizon 4G handsets out by mid-2011
• CNET overhauls its Blu-ray player reviews
• Lithium or hydrogen bike? Choose your steed
• Computer algorithm, MRI used to tap memory
• Mozilla aggressively asks older Firefox users to update
• CNET News Daily Podcast: Sony busts a move

Computerworld

• Cisco tries to expand video calling with IME
• Easily Switch Between External Displays in Windows 7
• Update: Security industry faces attacks it cannot stop
• ZeuS botnet code keeps getting better…for criminals
• Security industry faces attacks it cannot stop
• RIM's future strong despite BlackBerry outages and outraged users
• NY set to replace IT consultants with state workers
• Apple's iPad pre-sale begins Friday
• FCC launches broadband test site for consumers
• ICANN president criticized for remarks on DNS security

Politico

• AP: American terrorism suspect arrested in Yemen worked for nuclear plants
• The Black Lung Buy Off?
• Remainders: Target practice
• Obama's "spiritual cabinet"
• Remainders: Brief
• Becoming Andrew Breitbart
• Reid's wife, daughter seriously injured in car accident UPDATE
• Cuomo steps aside
• Reconciliation starts Monday
• Reid defends reconciliation

Roll Call

• GOP Picks Burns as Nominee in Murtha Special
• Emanuel: Progress Being Made in Negotiations
• Graham: Health Care Reconciliation Could Stall Immigration Reform
• Obama to Press for Bipartisan Immigration Bill
• Conservative Group Attacks Reid on Reconciliation in New Ad
• Hoyer Confident Health Care Will Pass Without Abortion Changes
• Reid's Wife and Daughter Hospitalized After Car Accident
• Judge: Prosecutors Should Lose Access to Renzi Wiretap Information
• Senate Democrats Told to Keep Quiet on Health Bill Concerns
• Flake Will Revise Resolution on Ethics Committee's PMA Probe

The Hill

• Parliamentarian's ruling deals blow to healthcare reform chances
• House Republicans seek to trump Democrats on enacting earmark reform
• Frank acknowledges dinner between Massa, Financial Services aide
• Obama doles out $1.4 million in Nobel Peace Prize winnings to 10 charities
• House Democrats' 'no' votes are piling up as healthcare reform moves forward

Wonkette

• Peggy Noonan Hath Been Captured By Electronicks
• Obama Gives Nobel Prize Money To Loser Charity Nerds, Women
• Commies, Nancies Seeing Momentum
• Sarkozy-Bruni Affair Story Another ‘Internet Thought Experiment’
• Advertisement:
• Drink Like a Petulant Child At Chuck E. Cheese

Drudge Retort

• High School Cancels Prom to Bar Lesbians
• Baseball Player Calls Latinos Black 'Imposters'
• Number of Millionaires in US Rebounds
• Senate Bill Would Curb Risky Banking Trades
• Minority Births May Outnumber Whites
• Corn: GOP Budget -- Rich Pay Less, All Else More
• Kennedy: Media's War Inattention 'Despicable'
• Granny D: Money is Stealing Our Democracy
• How Corporations Hide Election Spending
• AP Keeps Accused Rapist's Name Secret

Slate

• Could GPS create a world without signs?
• What would happen if people just refused to buy health insurance even if a law ordered them to?
• The Green Zone reviewed.
• What does whale taste like?
• Please, Mr. Denton, will you restore full-text RSS feeds to Gawker Media?
• The Slatest: Evening Edition
• An interactive map of how every story in the news is related, updated daily.
• Let's give contraceptive researchers their due.
• Advertisement:
• Slate's DoubleX Gabfest on Liz Cheney, Kathryn Bigelow, and why married people are too tired for sex.

Washington Post - Politics

• Justices and politicians should boycott the State of the Union
• Obama's ambitious export plan may rekindle free-trade battle
• Republicans are urging new investigation of former congressman Massa
• A frustrated caucus keeps complaints quiet
• If Democrats ignore health-care polls, midterms will be costly
• Justice Department picks ex-Brooklyn prosecutor to lead public integrity unit
• GAO analyst says cost overruns, delays continue to plague F-35 program
• Private companies, lobbyists seek to differentiate worthy projects from earmark requests
• Featured Advertiser
• Democrats move toward grouping health reform with student-aid bill

Salon

• Life during wartime
• Confessions of a call bear
• Once-revered S.C. lawmaker freezes to death alone
• GOP finance chief's background in dubious "charity"
• ACORN gives up Ohio business license
• Reid's wife breaks neck, back in car crash
• Obama gives away $1.4M Nobel prize
• Yemen holds N.J. man after al-Qaida shootout
• Lesbian teen back at Miss. school after prom flap
• Lindsay Lohan: Possibly not completely insane

Huffington Post

• Jeff Danziger: Liz and the Justice Dept
• Antonio Villaraigosa: Testifying on Our 30/10 Plan
• Jim Luce: Juan Mendez on International Human Rights
• Rob Cohen: The Most Important Moment From LAST Week's Lost
• Israel's Gaza Blockade Criticized By UN Humanitarian Chief
• 'Robin Hood' Gambler Wins Money In Vegas, Gives It All To Those In Need
• Candy Spelling: Today's New Vocabulary Word Is "Crowdsourced'
• John Gardner, Chelsea King Suspect, Broke Parole Multiple Times, Remained Free
• Karl Rove Terms Al Gore "One Angry Dude," Claims Missing Florida Ballots From 2000 Election Are "In His Garage"
• Mashable Down? Mashable.com Readers Report Problems Accessing Site

The Register

• Steve Jobs Flash rant put to the test
• TSA worker tried to sabotage terror database, feds say
• Microsoft plants Bing on Google-free Chinese Androids
• One-third of orphaned Zeus botnets find way home
• Super Micro to launch AMD render cloud
• Jesus Phone to exhibit holy gift of bilocation
• BT rolls out new, 'competitive' consumer deals
• Erstwhile Sun openista gets April Fool director job at OSI
• Koobface gang refresh botnet to beat takedown
• BBC might pay for Tory broadband promises

eWeek

• Vycon Demos Clean Energy Storage Systems for Hospitals
• How Does IE8 Behave?
• How to Migrate Unstructured Data to the Cloud
• Coyote Point E650GX Balances Virtual Machine Loads
• Barnes and Noble Will Create E-Reader App for Apple iPad
• Opera Mini 5 Beta Available for Google Android
• Growing MSI Mobile Portfolio Challenges Dell, HP, Acer
• How to Optimize Business Process ROI with Unified Communications
• Microsoft Will Be Asked to Alter EU Browser Choice Screen Yet Again
• 10 Reasons Why Microsoft Bing Is Gaining on Google

Governing

• New Smog Rules Target Rural Counties
• Are Wind Farms a Health Risk?
• The Price of Moderate Politics
• Boston's Hip, New Chief of Staff
• Targeting Public-Sector Unions
• Can Green Technology Propel Economic Development?
• Using Performance to Deliver Promises
• Growing Alaska's Legislature
• Philadelphians Withhold Billions in Taxes
• Keeping Government Green

MSN News

• Deal reached on ground zero health claims
• Sponsored By:
• Notre Dame upsets Pitt to keep madness going
• Georgia Tech ensures N. Carolina won’t dance
• Man convicted of murdering Broncos’ Williams
• Dutch nurses’ union: Care does not include sex
• Crash leaves Reid's wife with broken neck, back
• Teacher found dead; wolves to blame?
• Woods out at least until Masters, sources says
• Man who called for Elton John’s death arrested

Google News

• Obama's ambitious export plan may rekindle free-trade battle - Washington Post
• Harry Reid's wife, daughter hurt in car accident - Los Angeles Times
• Cuomo Hands Paterson Case to an Ex-Judge - New York Times
• Democrats Struggle to Finish Health Bill - New York Times
• Aftershocks a reality check for Chilean President Sebastián Piñera - Washington Post
• PA fears East Jerusalem building will make it look weak - Ha'aretz
• Obama picks charities to which he'll donate Nobel prize cash award - Washington Post
• Board's Decision to Close 28 Kansas City Schools Follows Years of Inaction - New York Times
• Ayad Allawi accuses Nouri al-Maliki's group of fraud in bid to retain power - Times Online
• Concerns on Iran in US Rights Report - New York Times

Yahoo News

• NYC to pay up to $657M to settle WTC health cases (AP)
• NJ: Terrorism suspect didn't breach nuke plants (AP)
• US slams rights abuses in China, NKorea and Iran (AFP)
• Betty White to host 'Saturday Night Live' (AP)
• AP sources: Woods likely to return at Masters (AP)
• Lesbian teen in prom flap sues, returns to school (AP)
• Sen. Reid's wife, daughter injured in accident (AP)
• Democrats block investigation of possible Massa cover-up (AP)
• Fed. appeals court upholds 'under God' in pledge (AP)
• Obama says he's committed to immigration overhaul (AP)

White House Blog

• Your Healthy App Ideas
• Competing on the Global Playing Field in the 21st Century
• The Master Recovery Act Transportation Map
• Celebrating International Women's Day: From Kabul to Washington, DC
• A New Era of Partnerships: Advisory Council on Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships Presents Final Report of Recommendations
• When Health Insurance Companies Attack
• 625
• Getting Outside the Four Walls of Washington
• Watch, Discuss, Engage at 12:30: Secretary Locke on the National Export Initiative
• Cracking Down on Waste and Fraud

OMB Blog

• Taking On Earmarks
• Show-Me Savings
• Salary Statistics
• No Gimmick
• Education: The Wind at America’s Back
• Welcoming the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform
• OIRA Dashboard Goes Live
• A Short History of Deficit Reduction
• A Dialogue on the Recovery Act
• Introducing the 2011 Budget

Dipnote - Department of State Blog

• Assistant Secretary Posner Highlights 2009 Annual Reports on Human Rights
• Annual Report on Human Rights
• Public Diplomacy: Strengthening U.S. Engagement With the World
• U.S., Indonesia Collaborate on Pandemic Preparedness
• International Women of Courage Awards: Watch Live March 10
• Secretary Clinton Meets With Haitian President Preval
• Safeguarding the Seaways: Increasing Cooperation Means Decreasing Success for Pirates
• Women Can Drive Agricultural-Led Growth
• Engaging Communities on Foreign Affairs
• Pathways Envoy Engages Entrepreneurs at Costa Rica Trade Ministerial

DHS Blog: Leadership Journal

• Deepening DHS Engagement with Tribal Partners
• International Information Sharing: Advancing Security and Protecting Privacy
• The DHS Open Government Initiative
• Making Progress on Enhancing Aviation Security
• New Measures for Aviation Security and Information Sharing
• Honoring Our Veterans
• Operation ATLAS: Targeting Illegal Cash Couriers Worldwide
• U.S. and EU Agree on Data Protection Principles
• Still Time to Contribute to a GreenGov
• Securing America Against the Threat of Cyber Attack

TSA Blog: Evolution of Security

• Advanced Imaging Technology: "Radiation Risk Tiny"
• Live Aviation Security Chat with Secretary Napolitano on Facebook 3/9/10
• Backscatter Advanced Imaging Technology on Its Way to First Eleven Airports
• What Ever Happened To The Shoe Scanner Idea?
• What Happens If My Hands Alarm During an Explosives Trace Detection Test (And other questions answered)
• Four Year Old Boy In Philly Told To Remove Leg Braces
• Explosive Trace Detection Usage Expanded: Give Us A Hand
• Bollywood Confidential
• TSA Haiti Evacuation Effort: A Federal Security Director's Perspective
• Orlando Officer Arrested

NAVY CIO Blog

• Top 10 in 2010
• To Work or Not
• Personal Information Must be Handled with Extreme Care
• Measuring Success
• Expanding the Dialogue
• The Cyber/IT Workforce's Bright Future
• Aim High, Fly High
• The CIO in the Cyber Age
• Time to Think
• Web 2.0 in the DON

NASA: Executive Blog

• Plant Growth Chamber Activity Challenges Students to Use the Engineering Design Process
• Meet Us at NSTA
• MY NASA DATA (e-PD announcement)
• Making a Splash with Satellite Hydrology
• Cooling with Sunshades: MESSENGER (e-PD announcement)
• Plant Growth Chamber Design Challenge (e-PD announcement)
• Buzz Aldrin: One small [dance] step for mankind
• Earth Climate Course Web cast demonstrates science investigations for students
• A Closer Look at Dust
• Revisiting the Iris Effect

EPA Blog: Greenversations

• In the Trenches: Moderation for OpenGov
• To Catch Or To Kill (Part 2)
• Capturar o matar (Parte 2)
• Science Wednesday: Sustainability Is Our True North
• Discussing the Discussion
• CHILDHOOD OBESITY PART I: Healthy Diets
• Question of the Week: When was the last time you fixed a leak?
• Pregunta de la Semana: ¿Cuándo fue la última vez que reparó un goteo?
• Faces of the Grassroots: Environmental Justice Video Contest
• What does Open Government Mean to You?

GSA CIO Blog

Future Fed

• Elevating America’s Veterans
• The Future of the Cloud
• Taking Control of Personal Health
• Next Generation Data Centers
• Women in Technology: Can Barbie Increase Participation in Technology Careers?
• Secure Cloud Offerings for Government
• CIO Summit 2010
• Army Symposium 2010
• Open Source Security – The Myth of “Many Eyeballs”
• Super Bowl Security

CTO Vision

• Cisco Carrier Routing System (CRS) and the Next-Generation Internet
• More on Light Peak: Very high data rate from the grid to your computer
• 7 Differentiators of Notion Ink’s Adam Tablet
• Wanted: World Class Best Enterprise CTO
• Presentation at 2010 WIRe Conference
• Enhancing IT Support to the Counter Terror Effort: Design Criteria
• Enhancing IT Support to the Counter Terror Effort: The Challenge
• A CTO’s favorite list of lessons from the Miracle of the 1980 Olympics
• Twelve Principles of DoD Cyber Conflict
• Oracle, Sun and the Enterprise CTO

DorobekInsider

• DorobekINSIDER: Disconnecting from the grid with the Blue Footed Booby
• DorobekINSIDER explainer: That Census letter announcing the Census form is coming
• DorobekINSIDER: GSA’s Johnson on Williams: ‘I’m sad to see Jim go’
• DorobekINSIDER EXCLUSIVE: GSA’s Jim Williams to retire from government after 30-plus years
• DorobekINSIDER: The Federal News Radio Book Club book announcement: Drive by Daniel H. Pink
• DorobekINSIDER: Kronopolus named GSA’s assistant administrator; Lantier takes acting deputy procurement role
• DorobekINSIDER: Most read items from Feb. 29-March 6: DOD Web 2.0 policy, USPS reorg, Causey, and fed tax delinquents
• DorobekINSIDER and the 03.05 Federal News Countdown poll: What was the big story of the week?
• DorobekINSIDER: Northrop makes it official: Drabkin is the new director of acquisition policy
• DorobekINSIDER EXCLUSIVE: GSA’s Drabkin to join Northrop

Secure Channel Blog

• StillSecure Aims at Data Center Security Channel
• Stimulating Advanced Security Through Credit
• Cloud Security Reports Missing Critical Elements
• Cisco Facing Increasingly Stronger Competitive Alliances
• SynerComm Does Security Event Marketing Right
• Vendor Sales Incentives Don’t Hurt Security
• Balancing Current Budget Realities with Future Security Needs
• Did Symantec Inspire Kaspersky's 2010 Channel Strategy?
• 5 Questions Kaspersky Partners Need to Ask
• Are McAfee and Symantec for Sale?

Washington Post- Federal Eye

• Justice Dept. picks new head for public integrity unit
• Question of the week: Safety of federal workers
• Use of private security guards under scrutiny
• Featured Advertiser
• Michelle Obama almost thanks 'President Clinton'
• Suspicious package near Treasury investigated
• Eye Opener: Threats against IRS workers continue
• Astronaut families press NASA's case with administration
• Relief for furloughed DOT workers?
• Interior Dept. unveils new Ansel Adams photos

Washington Wire - WSJ.com

• Coffee Break: Hanks, Spielberg Visit the White House
• Sen. Reid’s Wife, Daughter Injured in Auto Accident
• Barney Frank Says Staff Handled Massa Situation Appropriately
• Obama Divvies Up Nobel Prize Money
• Holder: In the Hot Seat, Again
• Gregg to House Democrats: Don’t Trust the Senate
• Moral High Ground: Parties Trade Jabs on Earmark Bans
• Lovin’ It: Justices Offer Opinions on McDonald’s Fare
• WIRE WATCH: Obama Addresses Ex-Im Bank; Clinton on Human Rights
• Obama Says Most of Washington Thinks He’s an ‘Idiot’

NY Times: The Caucus

• Timing of Obama Indonesia Trip Questioned
• A Vote to Change Some Cocaine Sentences
• Obama Gives Away Nobel Prize Money
• Christians Urged to Boycott Glenn Beck
• Republicans Call for Further Inquiry Over Massa Case
• House Votes to Impeach Judge
• Holder Failed to Disclose Brief on Detainee Policy
• The Early Word: Health Care Huddle
• A Fund-Raiser, Minus the Candidate
• Democrats Looking to Flip 'Red to Blue'

Business Technology - WSJ.com

• Apple: iPhone OS 4.0 Reportedly To Include Multitasking
• YouTube’s Modest Proposal: Sports Online (Almost) Instantly
• Digits Live Show: Seeking the Best E-Reader
• The Internet: a Candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize
• Map Strips a Bit of Anonymity From Chatroulette
• China’s First Twitter Novel
• Tech Today: H-P Looks to Recast Its Image; Europe Tries Book Scans
• Where Tech Titans Stand on the Forbes Billionaire List
• Battery Ventures Raises New $750 Million Fund
• Target Targets Your Cellphone

The Hill Blog

• Amend the Fair Housing Act to ban housing discrimination against LGBT people
• President made right move on trade initiative (Rep. Bobby Rush)
• The Big Question: Will the White House vs. SCOTUS tiff escalate?
• The will to fix Senate rules (Sen. Tom Udall)
• The will to fix Senate rules (Sen. Tom Udall)
• The Big Question: Will the White House vs. SCOTUS tiff escalate?
• Punting decisions (Rep. Campbell)
• Punting decisions (Rep. Campbell)
• Current Afghanistan strategy falls short (Rep. Michael Honda)
• The American people understand that Obamacare will kill jobs (Rep. Paul Broun)