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Okay, here we are, it is 9 00 p. M. On the west coast, and i am jen psaki, and the midnight shift is the best shift to talk politics here at that time big table to break down everything that happened tonight. Were going to learn more tonight, too, and we do have a lot to talk about, because results from 16 states ask one territory, dont forget that one, just brought us one big step closer to a General Election rematch between President Joe Biden and donald trump, and trump has unsurprisingly won...

Best practices within the ihs system itself and shared those and incense vized the ability to move that kind of activity that is providing highquality care for individuals in that system, in certain areas, and making certain that were able to extend that across the country in the ihs. Okay. We look forward to working with you on that. I think Best Practices is a good place to start. Obviously, those have not been employed in a lot of facilities in our state. In 2009, cms issued a final rule that...

Shouldnt be confused they dont do it the same way, it is different. democrats had this process where if you didnt get 15% of the vote on the first round, you would re-sort and physically move to other portions of the gymnasium or whatever. theres none of that with republican, but it does take some time. >> also whats different here is while iowa has traditionally been the first state to hold a nominating contest, this year, democrats in fact did vote to remove the hawkeye state from their early ...

Employee self-benefit program pays for these federal employ s employees, they pay per beneficiary payment to an insurer, fair statement? >> correct. >> wouldnt it be great if medicare worked as as well as federal employee health insurance in terms of outcome? >> when you talk about the medicaid population, its not a monolithic population. there are four different demographic groups within it -- seniors and disabled and then healthy moms and kids, by and large. we treat each one of those folks e...

Vulnerable. that fact is whats fascinating about the polls and about this discussion. >> and governor wilder, one thing that strikes me, some of these democratic candidates, you think about mary landrieu in louisiana who is embracing the affordable care act making this very much a part of her campaign. i have not heard grimes talk about the affordable care act at all. it seems like an issue she wants to keep on the side as much as she can. different state demographically. do you think thats the ...

To south carolina, and you go down state, particularly charleston, down through myrtle beach, hilton head, this is where a lot of the so-called snowbirds, retirees, near retirees, remember, john, this is a very different state demographically, socioeconomically than it was when bush and mccain went mono a mono in 2000. the suburbs around greenville and spartanburg look more like atlanta than they did 12 years ago. >> thats up here. >> look for romney to do extremely well here, look for santorum ...

presidential race moved into new hampshire today and became a ground war. newt gingrich arrived this morning, a fourth-place finnish iowa, opened fire on the iowa winner, mitt romney. >> i find it amazing the news media continues to say hes the most electable republican when he cant even break out in his own party. i dont think -- hell do fairly well here. this one of his three best states. but the fact is that governor romney, in the end, has a limited appeal in a conservative party. ...