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Filibuster emerges as point of contention on where to go next with Obamacare struggle…
What Some Conservatives Aren’t Willing To Do To Kill Obamacare
By - Sahil Kapur, Bloomberg Politics Contributor
When the Supreme Court last week swatted down a legal challenge that could have crippled a centerpiece of President Barack Obama’s health-care law, it merely kicked the debate back from the legal to the political arena. Conservatives are still determined to fight Obamacare. But now, they’re fighting over how to fight it. The latest plan, floated by a couple of top-tier Republican presidential hopefuls, is already facing pushback from the right. Read more…
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