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Once Again, Jon Tester Votes To Raise Taxes On Montana Farmers, Ranchers & Small Business Owners

Vote Comes Despite High Unemployment & Warnings From Job Creators That Higher Taxes Would “Devastate” Job Growth Just as he’s done at least 55 times during his career in Washington, Montana’s liberal Senator Jon Tester stood with President Obama today and voted for a massive tax hike on Montana small businesses, families, farmers and ranchers. “Liberal Jon Tester has never met a tax hike that he didn’t like and once again, standing behind President Obama was more important for Senator Tester than standing up for Montana farmers, ranchers and job creators,” National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) spokesman Brian Walsh said today.  “If Montanans want to reverse course and restore fiscal responsibility in Washington, they can start by retiring Jon Tester in November.” Remarkably, Tester’s vote came just hours after President Obama’s own Treasury Secretary testified before a House Committee and admitted that the “economy is not growing fast enough and…

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Claire McCaskill Votes To Raise Taxes On Missouri Job Creators

Vote Comes Despite High Unemployment & Warnings From Missouri Farmers & Small Business Owners That Higher Taxes Would “Devastate” Job Growth Just as she’s done over 50 times during her tenure in Washington, Missouri’s liberal Senator Claire McCaskill stood with President Obama today and voted for a massive tax hike on Missouri small businesses, families, farmers and ranchers.  McCaskill even voted to reinstate the massive death tax, despite previously claiming to oppose it. “Liberal Claire McCaskill has never met a tax hike that she didn’t like and once again, standing behind President Obama was more important for Senator McCaskill than standing up for Missouri farmers and small business owners,” National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) spokesman Lance Trover said today.  “Under McCaskill and Obama’s watch we’ve seen 41 straight months of unemployment above 8 percent, an almost $16 trillion debt and over 1,100 days without a budget.  If Missourians want to…

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Once Again, 40-Year Politician Bill Nelson Votes To Raise Taxes On Florida Job Creators

Vote Comes Despite High Unemployment & Warnings From Florida Farmers & Small Business Owners That Higher Taxes Would “Devastate” Job Growth Just as he’s done over 140 times in his roughly 40 year career in Washington, Florida’s liberal senior Senator Bill Nelson stood with President Obama today and voted for a massive tax hike on Florida small businesses, families, farmers and ranchers.  Nelson even voted to reinstate the massive death tax, despite previously claiming to oppose it. “Liberal Bill Nelson has never met a tax hike that he didn’t like and once again, standing behind President Obama was more important for Senator Nelson than standing up for Florida farmers and small business owners,” National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) spokesman Brian Walsh said today.  “Under Nelson and Obama’s watch we’ve seen 41 straight months of unemployment above 8 percent, an almost $16 trillion debt and over 1,100 days without a budget. …

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Despite Joe Donnelly’s Promise, The Cost Of Healthcare Continues To Rise In Indiana

ANOTHER FAILED OBAMACARE PROMISE FROM JOE DONNELLY Two years after Joe Donnelly voted for ObamaCare, which he promised would reduce healthcare costs for millions of people, a new report today from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that the price of healthcare continues to increase. Since the healthcare bill has been signed into law, costs have risen by 9 percent and the average premium has risen by $1,300.  They could rise as much as $2,500 according to today’s CBO report. As the CBO reports: The additional enrollees [i.e., those previously projected to enroll in Medicaid, but who will now receive Exchange subsidies in light of the Court’s ruling] are likely to spend more on health care, on average, than those previously expected to purchase insurance through the exchanges because people with lower income generally have somewhat poorer health.  As a result, CBO and JCT now estimate that the premiums…

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Despite Tammy Baldwin’s Promise, The Cost Of Healthcare Continues To Rise In Wisconsin

ANOTHER FAILED OBAMACARE PROMISE FROM TAMMY BALDWIN Two years after Madison liberal Democrat Tammy Baldwin voted for ObamaCare, which she promised would reduce healthcare costs for millions of people, a new report today from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that the price of healthcare continues to increase. Since the healthcare bill has been signed into law, costs have risen by 9 percent and the average premium has risen by $1,300.  They could rise as much as $2,500 according to today’s CBO report. As the CBO reports: The additional enrollees [i.e., those previously projected to enroll in Medicaid, but who will now receive Exchange subsidies in light of the Court’s ruling] are likely to spend more on health care, on average, than those previously expected to purchase insurance through the exchanges because people with lower income generally have somewhat poorer health.  As a result, CBO and JCT now estimate…

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Despite Bob Casey’s Promise, The Cost Of Healthcare Continues To Rise In Pennsylvania

ANOTHER FAILED OBAMACARE PROMISE FROM BOB CASEY Two years after liberal Democrat Bob Casey voted for ObamaCare, which he promised would reduce healthcare costs for millions of people, a new report today from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that the price of healthcare continues to increase. Since the healthcare bill has been signed into law, costs have risen by 9 percent and the average premium has risen by $1,300.  They could rise as much as $2,500 according to today’s CBO report.  As the CBO reports: The additional enrollees [i.e., those previously projected to enroll in Medicaid, but who will now receive Exchange subsidies in light of the Court’s ruling] are likely to spend more on health care, on average, than those previously expected to purchase insurance through the exchanges because people with lower income generally have somewhat poorer health.  As a result, CBO and JCT now estimate that…

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Despite Debbie Stabenow’s Promise, The Cost Of Healthcare Continues To Rise In Michigan

ANOTHER FAILED OBAMACARE PROMISE FROM DEBBIE STABENOW Two years after liberal Democrat Debbie Stabenow voted for ObamaCare, which she promised would reduce healthcare costs for millions of people, a new report today from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that the price of healthcare continues to increase. Since the healthcare bill has been signed into law, costs have risen by 9 percent and the average premium has risen by $1,300.  They could rise as much as $2,500 according to today’s CBO report.  As the CBO reports: The additional enrollees [i.e., those previously projected to enroll in Medicaid, but who will now receive Exchange subsidies in light of the Court’s ruling] are likely to spend more on health care, on average, than those previously expected to purchase insurance through the exchanges because people with lower income generally have somewhat poorer health.  As a result, CBO and JCT now estimate that…

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Despite Claire McCaskill’s Promise, The Cost Of Healthcare Continues To Rise In Missouri

ANOTHER FAILED OBAMACARE PROMISE FROM CLAIRE MCCASKILL Two years after liberal Democrat Claire McCaskill voted for ObamaCare, which she promised would reduce healthcare costs for millions of people, a new report today from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that the price of healthcare continues to increase. Since the healthcare bill has been signed into law, costs have risen by 9 percent and the average premium has risen by $1,300.  They could rise as much as $2,500 according to today’s CBO report.  As the CBO reports: The additional enrollees [i.e., those previously projected to enroll in Medicaid, but who will now receive Exchange subsidies in light of the Court’s ruling] are likely to spend more on health care, on average, than those previously expected to purchase insurance through the exchanges because people with lower income generally have somewhat poorer health.  As a result, CBO and JCT now estimate that…

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Despite Heidi Heitkamp’s Promise, The Cost Of Healthcare Continues To Rise In North Dakota

ANOTHER FAILED OBAMACARE PROMISE FROM HEIDI HEITKAMP Just one day after Heidi Heitkamp told North Dakota voters that her main concern is lowering the cost of health care and two short years after she called ObamaCare a “legacy vote” that would make it more affordable for small businesses to offer healthcare to employees, a new report today from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that the price of healthcare continues to increase. Since the healthcare bill has been signed into law, costs have risen by 9 percent and the average premium has risen by $1,300.  They could rise as much as $2,500 according to today’s CBO report.  As the CBO reports: The additional enrollees [i.e., those previously projected to enroll in Medicaid, but who will now receive Exchange subsidies in light of the Court’s ruling] are likely to spend more on health care, on average, than those previously expected…

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Despite Shelley Berkley’s Promise, The Cost Of Healthcare Continues To Rise In Nevada

ANOTHER FAILED OBAMACARE PROMISE FROM SHELLEY BERKLEY Two years after liberal Congresswoman Shelley Berkley voted for ObamaCare, which she said would control healthcare costs, today a new report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that the price of healthcare continues to increase. Since the healthcare bill has been signed into law, costs have risen by 9 percent and the average premium has risen by $1,300.  They could rise as much as $2,500 according to today’s CBO report.    As the CBO reports: The additional enrollees [i.e., those previously projected to enroll in Medicaid, but who will now receive Exchange subsidies in light of the Court’s ruling] are likely to spend more on health care, on average, than those previously expected to purchase insurance through the exchanges because people with lower income generally have somewhat poorer health.  As a result, CBO and JCT now estimate that the premiums for health…

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