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Wasserman Schultz on Not Yet Enrolling in Obamacare: 'I'm a Little Busy, So' Cybercast News Service, by Barbara Boland Four days before the legal deadline, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said she had not yet signed up for Obamacare, but was still mulling over the plans and what might work best for her family.

Polls indicating that Obamacare may be costing Democrats the youth vote sparked outrage from several sources.

The Huffington Post reported Dec. 1 that the administration insisted the government's glitch-riddled website has improved and that enrollment is accelerating.

From the 30th annual Miami Book Fair International on the campus of Miami Dade College; Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz takes national viewer phone calls about her book, For the Next Generation: A Wake-Up Call to Solving Our Nation's Problems.

The Affordable Care Act just might be in the hands of Millennials. The health insurance exchanges it creates can thrive once healthy, young people enroll.

The Obamacare website is fixed!!! Well, it still lacks any basic security measures, it is still logging people off for no reason, and it's not actually enrolling people who complete the application process... So, yeah: It's close enough for government work.

President Obama is for the first time hosting two White House Hanukkah parties to accommodate the high demand for attendance at such events.

Florida Morning: Supremes hearing medical marijuana, Crist's big month, House Dem's tap new fundraiser, and more NSA revelations PolitiFact gives @JebBush a "Pants on Fire" for this recent tweet: "Why would our president close the embassy to the Vatican? Hopefully, it is not retribution for Catholic organizations opposing Obamacare."

The Republican Party of Florida issued a broadside Wednesday against former Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink , accusing Sink of being a supporter of Obamacare from its earliest days - and attacking her presumed support for the law if she manages to win the congressional seat left vacant by the death of Rep. Bill C.W. Young in October.

The chairs of the Democratic Party and Republican Party duked it out over President Barack Obama's signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act, during an episode of CNN's Crossfire on Tuesday.

Monmouth Reform Temple , 332 Hance Avenue in Tinton Falls, will welcome the distinguished Congresswoman and Democratic National Committee Chairperson, Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Sunday, December 8 at 10 am.

With Thanksgiving now over, it's time for the annual battle over the "war on Christmas."

Weeks after the news broke of his cocaine bust , Rep. Trey Radel continues to cling to his seat in Congress in what could ultimately become a testament to the changing mores on Capitol Hill.

Remember way back when, in October 2013, when the government shutdown was going to be disastrous for Republicans in the next elections? Now health care is dominant, flipping the table on Democrats who have the added burden of President Barack Obama's declining popularity.

Politico writer David Nather says the Obama Administration's announcement that the small business Obamacare system will not be ready for the website's Saturday relaunch dashes all Democratic hopes for declaring the relaunch a victory.

Just after the successful Colorado recall effort earlier this fall, DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz auspiciously reminded voters that "the recall results will do nothing to change the Democratic control of the Colorado House, Senate and Governor's office.

From the 30th annual Miami Book Fair International on the campus of Miami Dade College; Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz discusses her book, For the Next Generation: A Wake-Up Call to Solving Our Nation's Problems.

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The agreement reached over the weekend to curb Iran's nuclear program has some serious doubters - from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to South Florida residents.

In 1956, the world's first container ship, the Ideal X, sailed from New York harbor to the Port of Houston.