CBO Estimates More Than 80 Miilion Will Lose Their Healthcare
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see4
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Fucking classic. They do it to themselves, and the rest of us are just wasting energy pointing out the obvious.
UncleBuck
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"Tomorrow in Virginia is a referendum on Obamacare," Cuccinelli said. "Let's send a message and say 'no' tomorrow to Obamacare."
"This is the first election in America since the full impact of Obamacare has been felt," Rubio, R-Fla., said. "This is the first chance that people in America have to speak clearly at the ballot box about the impact this law is having on their lives and our economy."
Democrat Terry McAuliffe wins Va. governor's race
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/11/05/democrat-terry-mcauliffe-projected-to-win-va-governor-race-in-surprisingly/
"This is the first election in America since the full impact of Obamacare has been felt," Rubio, R-Fla., said. "This is the first chance that people in America have to speak clearly at the ballot box about the impact this law is having on their lives and our economy."
Democrat Terry McAuliffe wins Va. governor's race
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/11/05/democrat-terry-mcauliffe-projected-to-win-va-governor-race-in-surprisingly/
see4
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Colorado: Voters passed a 25 percent tax on recreational marijuana beginning Jan. 1, when retailers being selling pot legally in the state, which was one of the first two (with Washington) to legalize it. Almost two-thirds of voters backed the measure.
Much less likely to pass was a ballot measure in which 11 rural counties in the northeastern corner of the state were voting on whether to start the process of seceding from Colorado to try to become the 51st state. Each county was voting separately, and the movement — more of a general protest than a viable option, because secession would also have to be approved at the state level and then by Congress — was losing in most.
Republican counties no less. Well on a brighter note, Colorado passes tax on marihuana. Not the tax Im happy about, but the ideal that its becoming more mainstream.
Much less likely to pass was a ballot measure in which 11 rural counties in the northeastern corner of the state were voting on whether to start the process of seceding from Colorado to try to become the 51st state. Each county was voting separately, and the movement — more of a general protest than a viable option, because secession would also have to be approved at the state level and then by Congress — was losing in most.
Republican counties no less. Well on a brighter note, Colorado passes tax on marihuana. Not the tax Im happy about, but the ideal that its becoming more mainstream.
Obama said "you could keep your plan no matter what"
Then he latter claims that he meant, only if it was a good plan.
But that's not what he said before.
Before the bill passed into law he told Americans that you could keep your current plan and would not be required to get a better one.
This continuous lying will no doubt turn more and more Americans against him and the left, this is evident already by his sinking poll numbers
Then he latter claims that he meant, only if it was a good plan.
But that's not what he said before.
Before the bill passed into law he told Americans that you could keep your current plan and would not be required to get a better one.
This continuous lying will no doubt turn more and more Americans against him and the left, this is evident already by his sinking poll numbers
UncleBuck
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How can any of you on the left defend this kind of crap
