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An Open Letter to Supporters of Health Reform: Call the death of the public option what it is: A defeat. This year, powerful health industry groups spent more than a million dollars each day lobbying Congress, trying to defeat and weaken reform. For them, it has proven to be money well spent. Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) drew a line in the sand, and his intransigence stripped the health reform of the public option, handing the insurers a ...
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13 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
Most politicians in Washington agree that the health care system in this country needs to be reformed. Their ideas of what needs to be done are quite different, however. I spend most of my time praising the left for its ideas. Today, I'm going to take a closer look at one of the major issues on the right: The need to reform the medical malpractice system. I've talked about this issue before once or twice , but this time around I'll be making ...
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58 minutes ago ago from Huffington Post
The pushback against Howard Dean for his call to "kill" the Senate health care bill, continued on Friday night, with a prominent Senate Democrat picking out an old quote from the former DNC chair's past to paint him as hypocritical in the debate. Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) who squared off against Dean during the 2004 Democratic primary, issued the following statement on the Senate floor as the week-long debate over health care hit a closing ...
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