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4 hours ago ago from Riffenberg's Blog
The Senate may be planning on voting for a Health Care Bill in the near future. Democrats met behind closed doors to wheel and deal to get Health care Legislation passed. No Republicans were invited. They were blocked from attending. The Dems. and Obama need 60 votes. This will not be the final vote, however. If this vote passes, (discussion of the health care bill)Â there will be more additions and modifications to the bill. The govt. option ...
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20 hours ago ago from Health, Doctors and Common Sense
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., discusses health care Wednesday at the Capitol, backed by Bruce Josten, left, of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa. WASHINGTON Hope grew Wednesday for Senate passage of a historic restructuring of the nation's health insurance system, as key lawmakers praised and President Barack Obama endorsed a tentative deal to get the stalled bill moving. Obama said in no ...
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Eager to pass its health care reform bill, the U.S. Senate dropped the public option in favor of expanding Medicare . The main changes would be to lower the age of eligibility from 65 to 55 and raise the cap on income eligibility to from around $10,000 to $13,000 (the House proposed upper limit would be $15,000). Based on the most current census data, the increase in percentage of Minnesotans eligible based on the proposed changes in age ...
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1 hour, 16 minutes ago ago from The New York Times
WASHINGTON Senate Democrats have provided few details about their latest health care proposal, but this much seems clear: Anyone who wants to buy the same health benefits as members of Congress, or to buy coverage through Medicare , should be prepared to fork over a large chunk of cash. A blog from The New York Times that tracks the health care debate as it unfolds. More Health Care Overhaul News Health ...
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4 hours ago ago from PopEater
WASHINGTON -Senate Democrats are considering changing a proposed expansion of Medicare to address complaints from doctors and hospitals and defray costs for consumers, officials said Thursday, two days after party leaders hailed it as part of a breakthrough for health care. Under the plan, uninsured individuals ages 55 to 64 could purchase coverage under Medicare. The expansion is part of a compromise for dropping a full-blown national ...
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WASHINGTON Senate Democrats said on Wednesday that they were not sure exactly what was in a deal that the majority leader said would surmount a disagreement over a proposed government-run health plan. But they voiced guarded optimism that it would ultimately help them pass major health care legislation. Luke Sharrett/The New York Times Harry Reid emerged late Wednesday afternoon from a caucus in which he outlined a preliminary ...
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