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* Eighty percent of Americans, including 83 percent of independents and 75 percent of Republicans, s (Original Post) applegrove Sep 2013 OP
I agree gopiscrap Sep 2013 #1
Duh! Hydra Sep 2013 #2
That is a great point. You should do a thread on that. applegrove Sep 2013 #3
maybe that point could wake up some juvinile libertarian millenials tk2kewl Sep 2013 #4
One word: gerrymandering. n/t MrModerate Sep 2013 #6
Right on. Off to the gallows with the craven lot of them. Cruz wants to lead, carry on. ol' boy. libdem4life Sep 2013 #5
Kicked and recommended for common sense, logic and the will of the American People. Uncle Joe Sep 2013 #7
Always a pleasure Uncle Joe applegrove Sep 2013 #8
Thank you applegrove! sheshe2 Sep 2013 #9
Thank you Mr President! nt Cryptoad Sep 2013 #12
The GOP gives a shit? Turbineguy Sep 2013 #10
yep,,, Cryptoad Sep 2013 #11
K & R Scurrilous Sep 2013 #13

Hydra

(14,459 posts)
2. Duh!
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 06:44 PM
Sep 2013

That 20% other is about the size of their voting base...which begs he question- why are we supposed to take any of their arguments and ideas about how to do things seriously when they have so little support?

Uncle Joe

(58,355 posts)
7. Kicked and recommended for common sense, logic and the will of the American People.
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 07:38 PM
Sep 2013

Thanks for the thread, applegrove.

sheshe2

(83,751 posts)
9. Thank you applegrove!
Wed Sep 25, 2013, 08:20 PM
Sep 2013
* MORE GOOD NEWS FOR OBAMACARE: The Obama administration releases a comprehensive look at premiums in 36 states where the government will run new insurance exchanges, and finds them coming in generally lower than expected. Jonathan Cohn has the must read explanation of it all, including this:

Overall, according to HHS, the premium bids are lower than government actuaries had predicted when the law first passed. That’s good news for taxpayers, because it means the subsidies will be less expensive than budget projections had suggested. It’s also good news for the Obamacare enterprise as a whole….these are real bets, from real insurers, that the insurance exchanges are going to work.


http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2013/09/25/the-morning-plum-ted-cruzs-stance-on-obamacare-is-the-gops-stance-on-obamacare/

Good news!

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