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The ayes did not have it and Boehner was reading from a script. The states impacted by all of this should remove Romney from their ballots. http://washingtonexaminer.com/can-teleprompters-count-votes/article/2506556#.UEVJ0pajhB4 ...

It's breaking news, so I don't think there's any hard copy out there yet. Judge declared a mistrial on 23 other counts. ...

79,000 of that 106,000 enrolled through state exchanges, which have some glitches but are mostly working pretty well. 26,800 enrolled through the federal exchange. 19.5 million people visited healthcare.gov during the reporting period 10/1 - 11/2. Nearly 400,000 new people have been determined to be eligible for Medicaid (can expect a large enrollment rate in this group). Other info: Originally, before the computer problems were realized, reportedly the expected enrollment dur ...

The graph tells who was in favor and against on Nov. 7, where they stand now, campaign contributions from the health industry, and number of uninsured in their districts. This graph was updated on March 18, 2010. Keep this in mind in Nov. For instance, Steny Hoyer, received $3,293,409 in campaign contributions. Poor Nancy...only got $1,668,550. Gee, she should feel pretty bad. Some of her buddies have really outdone her in the contributions. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-sr ...

if one or both presidential candidates stated that if elected, they would not receive their presidential salary as the economy was still not up to snuff? I doubt either one would do that but neither one needs that money. The Romneys and the Obamas are both well off. ...

the rich that are destroying the economy and can revive the economy by paying more taxes, imagine how much of a better economy these states would have. ...

Health and Human Services Dept is "considering" extending coverage for those who lost their insurance thanks to Obamacare for 3 years. That ought to allow Hillary to slither right into the WH in 2016. Considering, yeah, right. This is the first bit of transparency we've seen coming out of this administration. ...

on those who qualify for it under ACA while denying them access to coverage, forcing them all to fill up state and county subsidized medical facilities (thus creating a permanent uninsured underclass)....all in the name of telling the president to "shove it"? Could they think of a faster way to plunge the state deeper in debt? How does that jive with GOP tax and debt reduction policies and party mandates to decimate all social safety net programs? ...

(And we're mostly women here, after all). This was Sunday on Fox News. Mr. Romney: “With regards to women’s health care, look, I’m the guy that was able to get health care for all the women and men in my state,” Mitt Romney said in an interview on “Fox News Sunday,” before making sure to attack Obama’s law. “There’s talking about it at the federal level, we actually did something. And we did it without cutting Medicare and without raisi ...

Mr. O had not helped demean all of us no matter what job we all have. The other Democrats also seem to look down their noses at anyone and of course it has to be our fault we are not getting enough. Just who was the one who signed Obamacare and companies started going to part-time or less than 30 hours a week so they wouldn't have to give anyone insurance. These elitists have made all of us feel inferior by their attitudes toward us. It seems they have the mindset that they are the only ...

Barney Frank on Meet the Press regarding Wall Street and the economy. I do want to add one thing though to your question about those poor beleaguered bankers who have been forced to do so much to keep from not being able to pay their debts, that they can’t lend money. If they really are running businesses that are so stressed that they can’t do their basic work, why are they paying themselves so much money? ...

Reid's blaming the Republicans for the fiscal cliff, but he's the one in charge. How can the Republicans block something that's not even drafted? "As of Monday, the federal government has operated without a formal budget for three and a half years. "Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid 'last adopted a budget on April 29th, 2009,' according to a Monday press release from the Senate Budget Committee’s Republican staff. “'A budget requires only 51 vote ...

That's pretty much it - in a nutshell. Tell me again, who are the racists? ...

and stick to it. For months I read here how essential it was to pass health care reform, Obamacare was right, had to happen, because the uninsured do not receive medical care. Had to happen. Okay, in muted form, it passed. Then states sued because they feel it is unconstitutional for the federal government to require citizens to buy health insurance. The Obama admin defends the suit on this basis: When accidents or illnesses inevitably occur, the uninsured still re ...

Powerball--count me in--wouldn't that be a

Powerball - Chi-town lady

Honestly, I wouldn't even need a billion dollars. - That's too much money. I would -

All I need..... - The Avon Lady

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