GOP panic spreads. But will they run the correct way in their panic, say to vote for a clean, 12-month continuing resolution and and a raise to $18 trillion in the debt ceiling?
As Sen. Mike Lee gets applause at Value Voters Summit re: Obamacare fight, DNC points to cover of his hometown paper: pic.twitter.com/xcc1Z7besI
ObamaCare working in Utah. Who would have imagined that? The Sherburnes seem happy with what they bought.
Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Phil Sherburne and his wife Leia Bell pose for a portrait with their kids Cortez, 11, Oslo, 6, and Ivan, 9, at their home in Salt Lake City Wednesday October 9, 2013. Sherburne and Bell, owners of the frame and art store called Signed & Numbered, succeeded last weekend in signing up for health coverage on healthcare.gov.
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