their entire office into this case. e in three years they vea investigated. this is what they come up with , a non crimee that they re trying to criminalize on a federal statute that theyd. early don t understan ste the fec has come back and said there was no offense here. there s no violation, not evence close short of campaign finance laws. and on e day they re going lave to answer for this charging decision. all right. thert me ask you this.s. and there are a number of legal grounds. a motio you re going to make a motion,rn i think, for a change of venue.h other motions to dismiss. i would, you know, walk us through the three that i ve been focusing on . on. you would argue that it s basedl upon what i would call faulty legal theory. theory bragg i bragg is arguing that, you know, a mere misrepresent when you misrepresent something on a government document, in other words, recording a payment o dof money as a legal expense,hich which, by the way, as iby mentioned, hillary clint
based exchanges that are functioning and facilitating enrollment and start leveraging some of that expertise and seeing what they are doing different versus healthcare.gov. the situation is unique here in utah and perhaps there are lessons to be learned. the individual marketplace here is run by the federal government while the small business marketplace is run by the state. why are the feds having problems that the state are not? we spoke to dan skier the former director of technology for utah s health exchange. so in utah we have avenue h which is the small group exchange that was built and developed by the state of utah in 2009, it s stargted at small groups of 50. to do the enrollment. facilitated marketplace. as many of you have seen and heard in the news there have been some technology glitches on the individual
based exchanges that are functioning and facilitating enrollment and start leveraging some of that expertise and seeing what they are doing different versus healthcare.gov. the situation is unique here in utah and perhaps there are lessons to be learned. the individual marketplace here is run by the federal government while the small business marketplace is run by the state. why are the feds having problems that the state are not? we spoke to dan skier the former director of technology for utah s health exchange. so in utah we have avenue h which is the small group exchange that was built and developed by the state of utah in 2009, it s stargted at small groups of 50. to do the enrollment. facilitated marketplace. as many of you have seen and heard in the news there have been some technology glitches on the individual