(NECN: Brian Burnell, Hartford, Conn.) - As the health care debate continues in Washington, the political ramifications are beginning to be felt across the country. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is running attack ads targeting 11 congressmen over t...
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“…Murphy delivers an update on health care reform the state lawmakers in Hartford he says he's read the health care reform bill from front to back. All 2000 pages and thinks he understands that as well as anyone. Murphy voted in favor of the bill a couple of weeks ago and he's paying for it. He's one of eleven wreaths across the country being targeted by ads critical of his vote paid for by the chamber of commerce Paul -- this -- Don't come on healthcare and he should've said no to Washington and yes to Connecticut. Where does a badge of honor at a chamber of commerce and insurance companies says that their members are coming after me. Murphy says the claims in the ad are the same myths opponents of health care reform we're using to scare people. Washington is -- Chris Murphy for his yes vote on health care yeah. But what does it mean to use. Yes the 500 billion new taxes I don't know where some of the stats in the chamber of congress that comes from 500 billion dollars in tax increase is just seems made up to me. But the opponents of …”
“…political ramifications are beginning to be felt across the country. The US chamber of commerce is running attack ads targeting the Levin congressman over their yes votes on health care one of them from Connecticut. And he CNN's Brian Goodell joins us from Hartford now with more Brian. …”