10-26-2022, 06:08 PM
These homes will be available for rent for up to three years, and some will then continue to be available as social housing. Fetterman's performance reinforced questions about his recovery from a May stroke But Oz talked around whether he supports a $15 federal minimum wage by arguing that “market forces” are driving up wages and vaguely suggesting that fracking in Pennsylvania would create “plenty of money to go around.” “The leak also made those of us who were thought to be in the majority in support of overruling Roe and Casey targets for assassination, because it gave people a rational reason to think they could prevent that from happening by killing one of us,” he added. The court also overturned its related 1992 decision in Planned Parenthood v. Casey in the ruling in June. “Obviously I wasn’t clear enough for you to understand this,” Oz, a heart surgeon, said in a comment directed at Fetterman.
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Recent independent polling has shown a toss-up in the battle to succeed Sen. Rob Portman, a relatively moderate Republican. A Spectrum News/Siena College poll this month suggested that 20% of voters who said they planned to vote for Republican Gov. Mike DeWine's re-election also planned to vote for Ryan. But drawing split-ticket conclusions from that figure can be tricky. DeWine registered more crossover support than Ryan did in the survey, with 18% of Democrats favoring DeWine for governor and 7% of Republicans backing Ryan for the Senate. Recent independent polling has shown a tight race between Fetterman, the Democratic nominee, and Oz, a Republican doctor best known for his long-syndicated TV show. Up to ?50m funding will be made available to refurbish properties through the Ukraine Longer Term Resettlement Fund.
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Recent independent polling has shown a toss-up in the battle to succeed Sen. Rob Portman, a relatively moderate Republican. A Spectrum News/Siena College poll this month suggested that 20% of voters who said they planned to vote for Republican Gov. Mike DeWine's re-election also planned to vote for Ryan. But drawing split-ticket conclusions from that figure can be tricky. DeWine registered more crossover support than Ryan did in the survey, with 18% of Democrats favoring DeWine for governor and 7% of Republicans backing Ryan for the Senate. Recent independent polling has shown a tight race between Fetterman, the Democratic nominee, and Oz, a Republican doctor best known for his long-syndicated TV show. Up to ?50m funding will be made available to refurbish properties through the Ukraine Longer Term Resettlement Fund.
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