Policy Update – 2009/10/5
Reid gets special deal for Nevada Medicaid in the Baucus health reform bill.
Left seen as targeting “financial livelihoods” of Obama’s conservative foes.
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Interesting to see the Harry Reid is getting his. I know I’m not getting mine.
Obama is constantly getting things wrong.
Amazing how Reid understands Medicaid expansion will cost the states so he shields his own constituents in Nevada all the while he tries to bust the budgets in all the others states.
Anyone want to guess which party’s Senate seat is next up for each of the four states?