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Throughout the debate over liberals’health care proposals, it has become clear that while Americans want health care reform, they reject the direction of the legislation that will be voted on in the House this weekend. …
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And some of their revenue to fund Medicaid and State Children’s Health Insurance Programs (SCHIP): Federal reform could cause more people to leave.
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THE PRESIDENT: A few miles from here, Congress is in the final stages of a fateful debate about the future of health insurance in America. (Applause.) It’s a debate that’s raged not just for the past year but for the past century. …
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Today, AARP Board Chair Bonnie M. Cramer, M.S.W., announced the Association’s support for health insurance reform legislation containing key reform provisions that will improve health care for older Americans and their families. …
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Sunday’s House vote on health insurance reform still looks like a nail-biter, though some would argue that the question isn’t whether Speaker Nancy Pelosi will find 216 votes, but which Democrats in tough districts will be allowed to …
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Several undecided House Democrats came out in support of the health insurance bill today, but it’s still not clear whether leaders have the 216 votes they need. Between six and twelve Democrats are in Bart Stupak’s bloc, which will vote …
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In his pitch for the Obama health care restructuring, Paul Krugman quotes a Reuters story about a young man who was denied benefits for a pre-existing condition even though he didn’t have such a condition when he got his health …
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Whatever happens with health reform in Washington, D.C., unfair health insurance rates for women are being banned by an increasing number of states. Here, two New Mexican advocates tell how it happened in their state. …
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I just had a near-death financial experience. It started at the pharmacy counter, a major venue for consumer meltdowns in these underinsured days. As.
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