Ugki Senate races: GOP up in Texas, Tennessee; Dems up in Arizona, New Jersey mdash; CBS News poll
With a little help from an Internet meme, Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy criticized the GOP on Obamacare Thursday, saying Republicans are offering nothing more than a shrug of their shoulders to the millions of Americans who could lose Obamacare subsidies if the Supreme Court rules against the Obama administration in a closely-watched case this summer.During a floor speech, Murphy trotted out an enormous poster bearing the shruggie, a popular internet meme that shows a man shrugging his shoulders: macr;\_ 12484; _/macr; Attorneys on Obamacare: King v. Burwell hinges on tax subsidies 00:50 <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> This is a pretty good summary of what the Republicans plan is to respond to King v. Burwell, Murphy explained, citing the name of the case before the Supreme Court. The case could decide whether Americans in the 36 states whose Obamacare exchanges are operated by the federal government are eligible for the same tax credits enjoyed by Americans in states that set up their <a href=https://www.stanleymugs.us>stanley website</a> own exchanges.The text of Obamacare states that subsidies may be issue <a href=https://www.stanleycup.lt>stanley cup</a> d to eligible consumers who buy insurance through an exchange established by the state. The law s proponents have argued that the law was not written to to deny anyone a subsidy just because the federal government -- rather than Ctnb EXCLUSIVE: Documents Show Kagan s Liberal Opinion on Social Issues
File,AP Photo/J Pat Carter As polls increasingly suggest that voter turnout will be key in determining the outcome of the presidential election, data suggests that Democrats have a lead in five important states when it comes to voter registration.According to data made available by the <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.ca>stanley mug</a> states, there are more registered Democrats than Republicans in Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, Nevada and Pennsylvania. More Republicans than Democrats are registered in Colorado and New Hampshire, while in Ohio, Virginia and Wisconsin, voters do not register by party.Voter registration among Democrats, young people, African-Americans and Latinos has increased significantly <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.ca>stanley thermos</a> since 2008, according to state-available data, which could account for some of the Democratic advantage in those states, as those groups tend to vote more Democratic than Republican. Bloomberg News, which first reported on this phenomenon, also cites independent voters as a fast-growing demographic in these states. The report shows that the number of independent voters grew by about 764,000 total in six states - Bloomberg does not take Pennsylvania, which CBS News does not consider a toss-up state, into account. Overall, even while Democrats lead Republicans in voter registrati <a href=https://www.stanleycups.com.mx>stanley tazas</a> on in several of these states, Bloomberg also points out that registration is up for Republicans by nearly 195,000 for Republicans and down approximately 258,000 for Democrat
With a little help from an Internet meme, Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy criticized the GOP on Obamacare Thursday, saying Republicans are offering nothing more than a shrug of their shoulders to the millions of Americans who could lose Obamacare subsidies if the Supreme Court rules against the Obama administration in a closely-watched case this summer.During a floor speech, Murphy trotted out an enormous poster bearing the shruggie, a popular internet meme that shows a man shrugging his shoulders: macr;\_ 12484; _/macr; Attorneys on Obamacare: King v. Burwell hinges on tax subsidies 00:50 <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> This is a pretty good summary of what the Republicans plan is to respond to King v. Burwell, Murphy explained, citing the name of the case before the Supreme Court. The case could decide whether Americans in the 36 states whose Obamacare exchanges are operated by the federal government are eligible for the same tax credits enjoyed by Americans in states that set up their <a href=https://www.stanleymugs.us>stanley website</a> own exchanges.The text of Obamacare states that subsidies may be issue <a href=https://www.stanleycup.lt>stanley cup</a> d to eligible consumers who buy insurance through an exchange established by the state. The law s proponents have argued that the law was not written to to deny anyone a subsidy just because the federal government -- rather than Ctnb EXCLUSIVE: Documents Show Kagan s Liberal Opinion on Social Issues
File,AP Photo/J Pat Carter As polls increasingly suggest that voter turnout will be key in determining the outcome of the presidential election, data suggests that Democrats have a lead in five important states when it comes to voter registration.According to data made available by the <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.ca>stanley mug</a> states, there are more registered Democrats than Republicans in Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, Nevada and Pennsylvania. More Republicans than Democrats are registered in Colorado and New Hampshire, while in Ohio, Virginia and Wisconsin, voters do not register by party.Voter registration among Democrats, young people, African-Americans and Latinos has increased significantly <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.ca>stanley thermos</a> since 2008, according to state-available data, which could account for some of the Democratic advantage in those states, as those groups tend to vote more Democratic than Republican. Bloomberg News, which first reported on this phenomenon, also cites independent voters as a fast-growing demographic in these states. The report shows that the number of independent voters grew by about 764,000 total in six states - Bloomberg does not take Pennsylvania, which CBS News does not consider a toss-up state, into account. Overall, even while Democrats lead Republicans in voter registrati <a href=https://www.stanleycups.com.mx>stanley tazas</a> on in several of these states, Bloomberg also points out that registration is up for Republicans by nearly 195,000 for Republicans and down approximately 258,000 for Democrat
0