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5 hours ago ago from Djdurutti
No-one said life ever has to be fair but, as parents, you quickly discover the world is not set up to make things easy for you. There are challenges at every turn. Of course, all the healthcare needs can be put on the back burner if you or your partner have a family plan provided by your employers. Now all you have to do is read the small print to see what coverage is provided for children while they are at elementary school or high school ...
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11 hours ago ago from MomsRising Blog
Thanks for standing up for Sophie and all the other children in need of healthcare reform. Over the weekend, a number of last minute improvements on children's health coverage were made to the Senate health bill because of the amazing efforts of MomsRising members and other great advocates for children. But we're not there yet. Another vote is expected tomorrow, and if the bill passes the Senate, then we'll need to make sure that ...
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I've devoted a hefty chunk of my posts the past few days directing my ire towards progressive who, for a variety of objections ideological, procedural and substantive, oppose health care reform. Basically, they are opposing the only bill that will deliver something close to universal coverage which, to my mind, is the progressive domestic policy goal and have no real strategy for getting there some other way. But I also want to direct my ...
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2 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
Democrats are touting the American Medical Association's endorsement of President Obama's health plan. But there's an important reason why the American College of Surgeons and 18 other specialty groups are opposed. The plan's most tangible efforts to restrain medical costs are through its controls on specialist physicians. Based on the government's premise that they often make wasteful treatment decisions, the health-care legislation in ...
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