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Warner: Obama misplayed health care

Freshman Sen. Mark Warner, Virginia Democrat, said Tuesday that President Obama has misplayed his attempt to reform U.S. heath care by focusing on insurance coverage instead of explaining that the current system is headed toward a financial... Full Article at The Politico

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  1. Barack Obama
  2. Mark Warner
  3. U.S. Democratic Party

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  1. I wish the president would have started the debate by explaining to the American people that our current health care system is not financially sustainable, for even another decade
    Mark Warner – Mark Warner SOURCE: Marc Ambinder 3 weeks ago
  2. Driving down health care costs should have been the focus of the debate.
    Mark Warner – Mark Warner SOURCE: Marc Ambinder 3 weeks ago
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