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Archive for 22. December 2009
Senator Boxer sells Californians short on health care vote
22. December 2009 by admin.
In an interview with Senate Majority leader Harry Reid (D-NV), Politico reported the Reid offered a vigorous defense of the last minute deals cut by fellow Democratic lawmakers, “It doesn’t speak well of the Senators who didn’t secure such deals.”
This rhetoric set off many
“As part of the deal to win Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson’s (D- Neb) support, the federal government will fund
Other states that fared well are
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