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Trump. This took place earlier today in albany. Good morning. Lets talk about where we are today, in terms of the data. Total hospitalizations ticked down again. That is good news. We will take it. It is better than going up. Again, this is one day, but it flattening, reducing slightly, depending on your point of view. Are you an optimist, a pessimist . A pessimist would say we are basically flat, optimist would say we are starting to trend down. It is a personality test. Net change in total hospitalizations is on decline. The three day average, which is more accurate than any one day number also says the same. The icu admissions is down. Thats not that telling to me, because the entire hospital is now basically an icu ward. The number of intubations is down. That is very good news. Intubations 80 of the time wind up in a person not recovering. So that is really good news. And the counter narrative, counter fact, number of new cases that walked in the door of a hospital is still about
Vote vote the presiding officer are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote . If not, the ayes are 90, the nays are 1, and the motion is agreed to. The clerk will report the nomination. The clerk nomination, the judiciary, Stephanie Dawkins davis, of michigan, to be United States district judge for the Eastern District of michigan. Mr. Cassidy mr. President. The presiding officer the senator from louisiana. Mr. Cassidy mr. President , i rise to discuss the spending bill which were about to vote on which will increase our deficit by almost a fourth of a trillion dollars over ten years and of which i think im the first speaker. We got it on monday and were going to vote on it tomorrow. I smile, mr. President , because this is supposed to be the worlds greatest deliberative body and weve not deliberated one bit on farranging policies. The mess is bipartisan. We could spread the blame around, but let me bring up the heart of it. When obamacare passed, preside
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And chged over time, and by republicans efforts to repeal and replace it has failed. This is about 90 minutes. Miller good morning, everyone, welcome to the American Enterprise institute, and todays event, chasing the ghost of the Affordable Care act. Decided not to go with Abraham Lincoln vampire killer, but we work oth first, i am tom miller, senior fellow at the American Enterprise institute and periodically i always talk with a couple of thank yous and you do with the Affordable Care act. I think the Obama Administration for making my best work necessary. I think the Trump Administration for makingt latory. And i think the Biden Administration for being more nostalgic and reflective. So thats where we are at the moment. But this is kind of an annual newsy in terms of getting with the Affordable Care act. They comes up with the anniversary of the person you say is not another one of these niversary events. I mean come on. What are we up to now . 14 or whatever since the enactment of