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Nov. 9, 2009 -- The health overhaul bill that passed the House of Representatives late Saturday night contains lots of reforms to the medical system. But many of them are likely to change substantially before they are ever signed into law. Full Article at WebMD
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats, struggling to reach agreement on how to overhaul the country's health care system, got some practical political advice Tuesday from former President Bill Clinton, whose own effort collapsed 15 years ago. Full Article at McClatchy
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Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md. , said the former president would "help energize our caucus" to push through a health overhaul that would reduce health care costs and make coverage more affordable while keeping the growth of the federal budget in... Full Article at Southern California Public Radio
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The health insurance plans of millions of Americans will be affected by the Senate's decisions on healthcare reform. While the House of Representatives recently passed their own bill, the future of reform is now in the hands of the Senate. Full Article at eMaxHealth
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House health care overhaul faces Senate stone wall By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Associated Press Writer D. Morris Graphic shows the process of making the health care reform bill into law President Barack Obama is hailing House passage of a health care... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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My assessment at this point ... is that the legislation is heavy on health and light on reform.
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President Clinton brings a lot of credibility to that debate
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Is it a problem? Yes, it's a problem ... People expect something will happen, and then nothing happens. We're going to look at that.
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I want to make sure that the provision that emerges meets that test — that we are not in some way sneaking in funding for abortions, but, on the other hand, that we're not restricting women's insurance choices
