Illegally by changing the law to allow insurance companies to don t offer cancelled plans. a new study shows low-income people go to the emergency room more often than not list. it conflicts with predictions that expanding coverage would reduce costly trips to er. those given medicaid coverage made 40% more visits to the emergency room than those uninsured. republicans keeping up pressure on democrats as the 2014 mid-terms near. group for prosperity funded by the koch brothers is focusing on the theme of broken promises. i m sheila salter. i was shocked when i got the notice that my health care policy was cancelled. kay haggen told us if you like your insurance plan and your doctors you can keep them. just wasn t true. now i have a temporary policy that cost me 20% more.
Next year under obamacare my costs go up another $4,500. kay haggen, she just doesn t get it. tell kay hagan obamacare hurts north carolina. reverend sharpton obamacare will be used as a blunt instrument especially in these red state elections. looks like the beginning. you also have the counter commercials being out out by the obama team that have people talking about they had pre-existing conditions now they are insured. that they had all kinds of situations they couldn t work through. i think when you deal with the fact that now if you add the states that expanded medicaid, 6 million people have now been able to sign in and get health coverage, that they are going, to in the long run win this battle. yes the launch was very shaky. yes, there s going to be problems. but i think you can argue that he has been able to bring health
Senator haggen from north carolina is facing an uphill battle for re-election. recently in virginia terry mcauliffe did it to revive the obama coalition. that s the question in north carolina with kay haggen. a republican leading state. her victory, re-election would depend on reviving the obama coalition, young people, african-americans to overcome which will be a basic tilt towards the republicans in a mid-term election. as you say the affordable care act will be right in the middle of all these. john harris, politico. great sweater. good luck on the roads. i hope you guys shovel out. willie, breaking news from the tweet feed. the same ounce in new york city, $120. they are marking it up in
What we have to look at is what s going to happen over the course of the next year or so as we make our way to the election, as things start to improve, continue to improve with the affordable care act. what issues are next on the table for the american people given the attention span. so, i think that s going to be what happens next. all right. let s go to chuck todd. chuck, so mary landrieu is running ads against barack obama right now in louisiana. we ll see this in north carolina with kay haggen and prior race in arkansas? you ve seen these ad exchanges. you know, joe, can we go back to those ads in a minute. i have to say. this is december of the odd year, right, where december 2013. they have the feel of an october 2014 ad because they don t seem to they almost seem to be over, particularly the attack ad on landrieu seems over the top
The republican party is talk about how life has value. we talk about it as an economic issue. as an education issue. all those issues wrapped up and as you heard paul ryan say we want to broaden the coalition not keep people out of it. paul ryan has got the right message. governor huckabee has the right message. when you talk about life issue talk about the value of life. governor there s messaging and money and they are putting money behind this as well. same group that hosted paul ryan the susan b. anthony list plans to target a couple of senators, kay haggen of maryland, senator landru from louisiana. what about the money as opposed to the messaging and to chip s point the way they are trying to make this an overall economic issue. well they and they aren t. they are pushing personal