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based on what republicans have been saying in response to this is that they are feeling that pressure. you re seeing republicans acknowledging for the first time that this is something troubling, that they are troubled by the timing. before this you haven t seen those sorts of questions about something that donald trump has done from republicans. david chelios, now almost exactly 24 hours almost to the minute when this story, when we first found out that comey had been fired by the president, and there have been some revisions in the white house explanation, the story today at the white house press briefing, deputy press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, she continued some of those recisions. here s the question. why has this story evolved as much as it hasñxbui over the pa 24 hours? i think it gets precisely what rebecca just said about republicans in town also having questions about why now. it s because the first version of the story as to why he was fired wasn t holding up, an
house speaker paul ryan after weeks of setbacks revealing cautious optimism about where things stand. they came up a good amendment that adds to the bill, improves it, and we think it brings us more vote, so we re making good progress. we ve got some momentum and we feel really gooded about that. the recisions try to target the heart of republican unease about removing price protections for individuals with pre-existing conditions. what this amendment would do is provide additional funds directly into the high-risk pools to be spent for people that might otherwise lose their coverage because of a waiver that a governor would seek. reporter: the deal adds $8 billion to an existing $130 billion fund to finance state risk pools, all designed to push down premiums for individuals with pre-existing conditions in states that opt out of obamacare s pricing regulations. but critics and unanimous democratic opposition make clear
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