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As I was talking with the founder of a large American corporation, the conversation turned to health care reform. His employees in their 20s, on average, cost the company about $1,500 a year in health bills, those in their 50s 10 times more. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Major threat: "The rising costs of health care and health insurance pose a serious threat to the future fiscal condition of the United States." Full Article at Jacksonville.com
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We’re not going to be bound by any timelines ... We’re going to do this legislation as expeditiously as we can, but we’re going to do it as fairly as we can.
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Health insurance companies should open their books and explain to the American people why they support a health insurance market for small businesses that is so dysfunctional and so lacking in transparency
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We’re moving on the same timeline ... The House plans to vote on the health reform bill within days, and as Sen. Reid said today, he shares the White House’s commitment to passing meaningful reform by Christmas.
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Done correctly, health care reform can genuinely slow the growth rate of health care costs and thus put us on a path to greatly reduced budget deficits in the long run
– Christina Romer SOURCE: Kansas.com
