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« on: December 07, 2013, 10:41:20 pm »
ional health care law (President Obama) and the legislature that passed it (Congress) didn8217t believe the mandate was a tax, then Romney8217s logic it shouldn8217t be described as such either, rightThe law is passed and now upheld the Supreme Court, so these semantics really only matter to the politicians using
back pay to the same federal workers. ???If they8217re not working they shouldn8217t get paid,??? hesaid.So why did he support the legislation Because Yoho didn8217t understand the bill he voted for 8211 he thought providing back pay meant bringing those furloughed workers back to their jobs. Apparently, Yoho wasn8
suggested shutting it down altogether since the GOP will never budge or change its mind. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is also part of the executive branch, and if judging budget size, it happens to be the federal government8217s largest agency. But it doesn8217t have 8211 and probably won8217t get
life. Well, that???s probably overstating it, but Romney is in for the most favorable stretch of media treatment he???s received as a general election candidate. Since late August, when Republicans staged adud of a convention, Romney has been portrayed as a candidate in decline, and Obama as a resurgent frontrunner.
back pay to the same federal workers. ???If they8217re not working they shouldn8217t get paid,??? hesaid.So why did he support the legislation Because Yoho didn8217t understand the bill he voted for 8211 he thought providing back pay meant bringing those furloughed workers back to their jobs. Apparently, Yoho wasn8
suggested shutting it down altogether since the GOP will never budge or change its mind. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is also part of the executive branch, and if judging budget size, it happens to be the federal government8217s largest agency. But it doesn8217t have 8211 and probably won8217t get
life. Well, that???s probably overstating it, but Romney is in for the most favorable stretch of media treatment he???s received as a general election candidate. Since late August, when Republicans staged adud of a convention, Romney has been portrayed as a candidate in decline, and Obama as a resurgent frontrunner.