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22 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

For 60 years, progressives, liberals, and most Democrats have stood for universal health care, paid for by progressive taxes, and available to all Americans from birth 'till death. The Obama administration and Congressional Democrats have now stood that goal on its head with a bill that purports to provide health care to the uninsured by forcing them to buy defective and unaffordable insurance from unscrupulous private companies or be fined ...

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Stephen M. Davidson: Still Worth Passing

16 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

In my view, the bills still in play are still worth passing - even given their obvious weaknesses. Why? Because this entire health care reform episode has been not an exercise in policy analysis, but rather a lesson in politics. The tipoff came right at the start because the plans being offered depended on competition among private insurers to achieve the goals of reform. That was a weak strategy to begin with because insurers have only 3 ...

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Poll: Public sours on health overhaul

20 hours ago ago from NBC

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1 in 5 in U.S. lost health insurance since 2008

21 hours ago ago from NBC

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The Media Consortium: Weekly Pulse: No Public Option: Worse Than Nothing?

21 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

By Lindsay Beyerstein, Media Consortium Blogger In search of the elusive, filibuster-proof 60th vote, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid eviscerated the Senate's health care reform bill on Tuesday. Potential GOP swing voter Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-ME) confirmed that Reid promised to kill both the public option and the expanded Medicare buy-in, according to Brian Beutler of Talking Points Memo. Snowe didn't pledge to support the bill, of ...

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