Seattle Times - Hans Dunshee, D-Snohomish, budget vice chairman, mentioning 10,000 new college enrollment slots, 30,000 more children covered with health insurance, and an investment of $1.7 billion in new K-12 spending. Read More

Daily Comet - BATON ROUGE, La. Democrats running to represent Baton Rouge in Congress are focused on the idea of “change,” and have few disagreements yet on policies such as health insurance, education and transportation. The five candidates took part in a forum Read More

Boston Globe - Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., in urging federal officials to renew a Medicaid waiver program they see as vital to the state’s new universal health insurance program. Read More

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