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15 hours ago ago from Discovery News
Sen. John McCain could have been Barack Obama's most effective buddy in the Senate if the new president had bothered to solicit his involvement in any number of fields, including health care. Whatever else he is, John McCain is a patriot who would have responded to a president asking to meet him half-way. The result on health care would have been a compromise bill that would have sailed through Congress with at least a number of Republican ...
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1 day ago ago from True News from ChangeNYC.Org
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Roger Hickey: Don't Kill the Health Reform Bill. Improve It.
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Healthcare reform is President Obama's main domestic priority US President Barack Obama has hailed the Senate's healthcare vote as a big victory for the American people . Senators voted in the early hours of Monday to end debate on a compromise bill, putting the legislation on course to face a final vote on Christmas Eve. President Obama has set health reform as a key plank of his first term. The legislation, which aims to cover 31 ...
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1 hour, 25 minutes ago ago from U.S. News
Obama: Vacation plans contingent on health care WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama says his holiday plans depend on how soon the Senate can hold a final vote on its health care bill. The president and his family are expected to spend Christmas in Hawaii, though the White House has not confirmed their final plans. But the president says he wants to be in Washington to help solve any last minute problems that might arise in the health ...
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