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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140327:21:57:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140327:21:57:00

Doctor? how is this going to hurt your state? >> well, actually, i'm a p.a. in anesthesia. but i voted and did not want the affordable care act to take place. i campaigned against it. it's been the law for four years. i'm look agent the dollars, the $34 billion that could come to our state. and i can say we can leave that money in washington, and i'm sure they're going use it more wisely, or we could try to help our hospitals here. we've had four hospitals close in the last two years. and they have to treat the indigent for free. we're sort of putting them in a box. we're saying we can't as a ...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140327:21:55:00

Welcome back to "the ed show." this is the story for the folks who take a shower after work. conservative lawmakers in georgia are refusing to expand medicaid. governor nathan deale wants to deny insurance to more than 600,000 of the poorest people in his state. he is pushing a gop-sponsored bill that would require lawmakers to give legislative approval to any medicaid expansion future plans in the future, any medicaid expansion plans in the future. so this would really harness a future lawmaker, a governor who might want to do it. this is just another way conservatives are trying to stop obam...

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Now our look at the march to 2014 continues today with a look at politics in the hotly contested georgia governor's race. we're talking about georgia state senator jason carter, challenging republican incumbent nathan deale, trying to follow in the footsteps of his grandfather former president jimmy carter, who was governor of georgia before going to the white house. joining me now from atlanta, state senator jason carter. thank you very much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> the obvious question is name recognition and whether being your grandfather's grandson helps you in this r...

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Spending number and then try to figure out how to find the taxes. they start with what's coming in and figure out whatnot to spend. it is a remarkably successful program. i particularly want to thank governor nathan deale and the georgia house members forming both in the washington and in the state legislature in the house and senate. i think for callista and me one of the high moments of the campaign was carrying georgia by 156 counties to three, and really gave us a good feeling that back home we had a very solid base and pointed out by my daughters in carroll county where i thought and they...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100301:14:32:00 - Vimarsana News

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Martha: this crossing the wires, georgia republican nathan deale is resigning from k. he's going to concentrate on the governor's race, he is now the second person to resign their house seat. the other one is representative from hawaii, to try to run for governor of their state. so interesting, we're seeing a lot of people make big career decisions in the past few months and we're going to follow them closely as we head into the big elections in november. bill: heck of a story come november, huh? a big story between now and then, too. the jobs number is not getting any better, we can see tha...