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Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Senate Democratic leaders held a news conference to address passage of the federal spending bill and year-end tax plan.

Senate Democratic leaders held a news conference ahead of President Obama's prime-time address on immigration policy changes, saying that executive action was not a solution but a first step in addressing the issue.

The first night of the 2012 Democratic National Convention included presentation of the party platform for a final vote by delegates. ... San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro gave the keynote address, and first lady Michelle Obama closed out the evening, introduced by a video which included many friends and many members of her family.

Senate Majority and Minority Leaders Reid and McConnell reacted to President Obama's State of the Union Address. Democratic Leader Harry Reid of Nevada focused his remarks on the presidents' call to raise the minimum wage.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Senate Republican leaders spoke to reporters following caucus lunches. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) said that Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear (D), who would be in the first lady's box that night at the State of the Union address, and the Obama administration were using misleading enrollment statistics for the Affordable Care Act.

Senate Democratic leaders spoke about President Obama's previous evening State of the Union address.

Senator Reid (D-NV) spoke about the Senate agenda and the president's State of the Union address.

This measure would allow the president to repeal the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy on gay service members and would address immigration policy. All Republican and two Democratic members voted against moving the measure forward

Following opening remarks by Maudine Cooper, Marc Morial, Democratic National Committee Chair Tim Kaine, and Republican National Committee Chair Michael Steele, Vernon Jordan gave the keynote address at the opening plenary session of the 2010 Annual Convention of the National Urban League.

Senate Democratic leaders spoke to reporters and answered questions about President Obama's health care reform address to a joint session of Congress.

After meeting with President Bush, Democratic congressional leaders said they would address domestic economic problems before bringing up the Colombian Free Trade Agreement legislation.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid spoke about the upcoming State of the Union Address and likely Bush administration proposals in the coming year.

He said the meeting would consider a pro-growth economic package and whether this kind of legislation could be passed quickly to address the current crisis. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid can be seen sitting beside the president.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid delivered the weekly Democratic radio address.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid delivered the weekly Democratic radio address.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid spoke about the upcoming State of the Union Address and likely Bush administration proposals in the coming year. The Democratic leaders of the House and Senate talks about their perspective of the challenges facing the country and their priorities for the 110th Congress.

In the official Democratic Party response to President George W. Bush's State of the Union address, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (CA) and Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid (NV) spoke about the party's legislative agenda, opposition to the president's Social Security plans, and the need for more thorough national security planning.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid delivered the weekly Democratic radio address.

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid delivered the weekly Democratic radio address from Nevada. He spoke about the Democratic agenda for the 110th Congress.

In the weekly Democratic address Senator Reid talked about the death of al Qaeda terrorist Zarqawi, in addition to the news of the Iraqi prime minister filling the remaining cabinet posts in his government.