House to vote on health law repeal
GOP reps spend day before highly symbolic but legislatively moot vote slamming Obama's reforms, but offering no alternatives
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GOP reps spend day before highly symbolic but legislatively moot vote slamming Obama's reforms, but offering no alternatives
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives will make their 33rd attempt at repealing President Obama's health care law. However, it's the first vote since the Supreme Court ruled health care reform is constitutional. CBS News political director John Dickerson explains why the GOP is taking this vote.
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In an interview with CBS News Congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor explains why he's called for another vote to repeal President Obama's health care law after over thirty previous attempts.
Republicans are dismissing President Obama's call to extend tax cuts for families making less than $250,000 a year, and saying the Bush tax rates should be extended for everyone. CBS News' Nancy Cordes reports.
Chief Justice John Roberts did not want to be the only one to switch sides on the health care ruling at the last minute, according to new information obtained by CBS News and first reported on "Face the Nation."
President stresses job-creation efforts in spite of congressional roadblocks; Republican Rep. Buerkle blasts Obama over job numbers, health care
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Top Obama adviser accuses Romney of "walking away from" his beliefs on health care mandate, likens him to Nixon
President Obama is finishing a two-day bus tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania, two important states that he won four years ago. Norah O'Donnell reports on the latest in campaign 2012, and the battle between Mr. Obama and Mitt Romney.
David Axelord, senior adviser to the Obama campaign, speaks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the health care law debate, calling Mitt Romney the "outsourcer-in-chief," and about the truth behind campaign advertisements.
In scathing editorial, conservative newspaper blasts Romney's handling of "tax" vs. "penalty" debate, accuses him of "squandering" opportunities in presidential race
The Romney campaign is struggling to get on-message on health care -- a week after the decision
Says mandate is indeed a tax because justices said so, but conclusion wasn't "accurate' or "appropriate"
Republican Gov. Rick Scott was elected as an outspoken opponent of President Obama's health care law. Now that the Supreme Court has upheld the law, Scott says his state will not comply with the law. He talks to Erica Hill, Jeff Glor and Gayle King about health care, the economy and the presidential race.
Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, spoke to Jan Crawford about the landmark Supreme Court health care ruling, the latest in his campaign and what he's seeking in a vice presidential candidate.
Ann Romney discusses with Jan Crawford some of the attacks against her husband by President Obama's campaign, the most common misconceptions about Mitt Romney, and the hope he has for America.
Mitt Romney speaks to Jan Crawford about the Supreme Court's decision to uphold President Obama's health care law, why his Massachusetts mandate is not a tax, and whether he'd still nominate a Justice like John Roberts.
In an exclusive CBS News interview, GOP candidate says the individual mandate is a tax
Mitt Romney tried to clear up the confusion about where he stands on President Obama's health care reform. He shifts his campaign's position and falls in line with other Republicans on the president's health care reform. Jan Crawford reports.
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John Dickerson: Amid debate over semantics of health care provision, Romney tries to avoid getting on "the wrong side of the tax question"
Republicans' new argument against the health care law -- that it's a tax -- can be turned back on their own presidential nominee