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Senator
Lindsey Graham Is About To Get Maced – Nancy Mace Set To Challenge For
Senate Seat
Zimmerman
attorney details battle with prosecutors over evidence in murder trial
Mark O'Mara described
the
struggle he said he went through to get evidence from the prosecution
team of Bernie De La Rionda and State Attorney Angela Corey.
He cited the picture of a bloodied Zimmerman, taken the night Zimmerman
shot and killed Trayvon Martin, as an example.
"It is undeniable that they had a plan in mind, with the 15 months that
we had to get ready, of keeping information from us, and I don't say
that lightly, I really don't," O'Mara told the group.
A member of Corey's own team was fired and is now suing her office
after he testified that prosecutors had kept evidence from O'Mara.
Not
So Fast: Congress Is Still in an Obamacare Trap
Lawmakers
and staff can breathe easy — their health care tab is not going to soar
next year. The Office of Personnel Management, under heavy pressure
from Capitol Hill, will issue a ruling that says the government can
continue to make a contribution to the health care premiums of members
of Congress and their aides, according to several Hill sources. A White
House official confirmed the deal and said the proposed regulations
will be issued next week. - New
York Times
- Yet a detailed analysis of this issue by
Heritage
Foundation experts found that the Office of Personnel Management does
not have the legal authority to do what the Obama Administration
promised Congress last night.
House
Votes to Bar I.R.S. Action on Health Law
Under the (curent) law, the I.R.S. will play a key role. It will provide tax
credits to low- and moderate-income people to help them buy private
insurance. It can impose penalties on people who go without insurance
and on larger employers that fail to offer coverage to full-time
employees.
Republicans said the tax agency could not be trusted.
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