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Vapid ABC Hypes Justin Bieber, Skips Thousands of Doctors Dropped in Wake of ObamaCare

The hosts of the increasingly superficial Good Morning America on Monday hyped the latest episode of Dancing With the Stars, the newest Justin Bieber movie and previewed Vince Vaughan's film, a ...
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Rationalizing Obama's Health Care Lie: "Impossible to Keep" and Saves Us From "Crappy," "Dangerous" Plans

President Obama's friends in the liberal media hustle to show that his "if you like your health plan, you can keep your health plan" falsehood wasn't really all that bad, with NBC's Chuck Todd ...
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MSNBC's Joy Reid Frets Obama Will Have to 'Placate' People Who Like 'Junk' Insurance

On Thursday's The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC political analyst Joy Reid condescended to people angry about their health insurance policies being cancelled as she fretted that ...
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Analysis: Networks Wait Till after Shutdown Vote to Cover ObamaCare’s Many Flaws

GOP blamed health plan for budget fight, but ABC, CBS and NBC cover problems 4 times more after Republicans cave.
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MSNBC's Wolffe Derides 'Cheap' Insurance, 'What Is It Really Worth?'

On Wednesday's The Last Word on MSNBC, MSNBC.com executive editor Richard Wolffe joined host Lawrence O'Donnell in exonerating President Obama from blame for the recent wave of health insurance ...
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NBCUniversal’s Insurance Premiums to Rise Due to Obamacare

CNBC hosts discuss how Obamacare has made their own premiums more expensive.
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Washington Post's Post's Milbank: 'Couldn't Be the Case' That Some Lost Insurance Because of ObamaCare

On Monday's PoliticsNation, Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank claimed that it "couldn't be the case at this time" that ObamaCare is already causing people to lose their current health ...
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