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01/12/05
Democratic lawmakers mustered enough votes last night to override Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s veto of a medical malpractice bill, but failed to block his rejection of measures creating a "living wage" and capping tuition. Find Us On Facebook
The Senate voted 31-15 to overturn Mr. Ehrlich's veto from Monday, two more than needed. The House squeaked by with an 85-50 vote, exactly the number needed. "We had a recipe for disaster handed to us ... The legislative gods were with us," Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said at a news conference minutes after the final vote. Designed to save doctors from insurance premiums that have gone up an...
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