That all means that there really is no financial obstacle standing in the way of passing a long-term CHIP renewal -- only a political one to try and lure Democratic votes in order to keep the government open.
On Tuesday, Breaux tinkered with the bill in an effort to lure Democratic votes, abandoning the $500,000 cap and instead proposing that limits on damages be raised to $750,000 or an amount equal to three times any economic damages assessed in a given case.
Clinton's push to lure voters who might typically vote Republican was set to continue Friday as she meets in New York with national security experts, including some high-profile advisors normally aligned with the GOP.
Meanwhile, the far left was afraid that the hiring might lure some gay votes away from their candidate, Barack Obama.
Is there another Republican who will step forward as the public face of the bill, a champion that will stump for, and possibly lure, other Republican votes?
Given that the percent of the population that identifies as white evangelical is shrinking, while at the same time the portion that is showing up in the voting booth is increasing, there may not be many more white evangelicals for the Republican Party to lure to the voting booth.
The amount of money spent on an election decreases since compulsory voting dispenses with the need for large campaign funds to lure voters to the polls.
Rather, he used the promise of the dream to lure Americans into voting for him so that he could use his policies to line the pockets of his military-industrial cronies.
Democrats on his left flank are grumbling that the centrist health care reform was watered down by delay and by the naïve attempt to lure Republicans to vote for it.
