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Health care is too expensive, and the problem is not who pays for it. It's what they pay for. Just imagine that we paid for housecleaning the way we pay for health care -- by load of laundry, for example. Full Article at Huffington Post
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President Barack Obama on Thursday outlined four provisions he indicated must be part of health care reform, pointedly declining to include a public option as a necessary part of the mix. Full Article at Roll Call
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Despite repeated promises that President Obama will not raise taxes on anyone earning less than $250,000 a year, senior administration officials recently floated the possibility that tax increases on middle class Americans might be necessary to pay for... Full Article at Investor's Business Daily
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WASHINGTON It's true that politics is the art of the possible, but it's also true that great leaders expand the scope of possibility. Barack Obama took office pledging to be a transformational president. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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I'm for health care reform. There's no denying that we need to do something about health care. Health care has gotten expensive and I'm not just talking about the insurance. I'm talking about costs across the board from pediatrics to family practice. Full Article at Associated Content
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We have the American Nurses Association, we have the American Medical Association on board
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The public option, whether we have it or we don't have it, is not the entirety of health-care reform. This is just one sliver of it
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Seniors worry more about their health care than any other group in American life
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If you want everything to be possibly done; all medical treatment to be done for you until your last breath, that's what advance directives can do for you
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