Mansfield News Journal logo Mansfield News Journal 3 months ago

Jordan backs revision of health care bill

MANSFIELD -- Rep. Jim Jordan said he is cautiously optimistic the controversial health care reform bill can be revised. Full Article at Mansfield News Journal

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