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Pelosi defends Obamacare claims, can't predict effect on Dems in midterms — Washington (CNN) - House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said Sunday neither she nor President Barack Obama misled the American people when they said, during the run-up to the passage of Obamacare, that people could keep their health insurance plans.
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Pelosi: Dems ‘stand tall’ behind O-Care — Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy — Democrats are not losing confidence in President Obama's signature healthcare law, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Sunday.
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Clyburn: Obama failed to explain health care promise — Washington (CNN) - The No. 3 House Democrat on Sunday blamed a culture of sound bites for President Barack Obama's reneged promise that Americans would be able to keep their existing health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act.
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Netanyahu on Iran: ‘This is a bad deal’ — (CNN) - Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning against the potential deal over Iran's nuclear program between Tehran and the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, along with Germany,.


Louisiana Republican Who Backs Obamacare's Medicaid Provision Wins Seat Over Party Favorite — Campaign ad for Rep.-Elect Vance McAllister (R) — Louisiana voters elected Republican Vance McAllister in a runoff to fill the state's vacant Fifth District U.S. House seat on Saturday.
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McAllister wins La. House special election — Republican businessman Vance McAllister has won a special House election in Louisiana, an upset victory for a political newcomer. — McAllister defeated Louisiana state Sen. Neil Riser (R) by 60 percent to 40 percent with all precincts reporting.
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McAllister wins La. House runoff
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McAllister Wins 5th District Congressional Seat
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D.C. insurance commissioner fired a day after questioning Obamacare fix — A day after he questioned President Obama's decision to unwind a major tenet of the health-care law and said the nation's capital might not go along, D.C. insurance commissioner William P. White was fired.
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Health-care law has changed game for Democrats looking to 2014 election
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In Fracas on Health Coverage, Some Democrats Feel Exposed
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Woodward: Obamacare not Watergate, but it ‘is going to get worse’ — President Barack Obama's mishandling of the Affordable Care Act rollout has been incompetent, Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward said, but it doesn't rise to past president-dooming scandals.


Four years ago, GOP showed exactly what was false about Obama's keep-your-coverage promise — It is now painfully evident to millions of Americans that President Obama's promise that they could keep their current health coverage under Obamacare wasn't true.
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Obama Health Care Woes Becomes Credibility Fight — Throughout President Barack Obama's first four years in office, he prided himself on his ability to bounce back when much of Washington thought his presidency was in peril. — But the political challenge posed by Obama's disastrous health care rollout …
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Martin O'Malley Takes “Believe” Campaign To The Presidential Stage — In a speech to New Hampshire Democrats, the possible presidential hopeful turns his Baltimore campaign into a national argument. But for Warren and Clinton supporters, the focus isn't O'Malley. — AFP / Getty Images
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GOP's third shot at Senate: Charm or bust? — Sharron Angle. Christine O'Donnell. Todd Akin. Richard Mourdock. After Republican primaries produced that horror show of candidates in two consecutive elections, probably costing the party control of the Senate, GOP leaders vowed that 2014 must be different.