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After President Barack Obama's health care reform iniatitive passed the House of Representatives, a New York Times report suggests that lobbyists wrote statements for both Democrats and Republicans in the debates.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says that she has read the entire health care bill - now that it has passed in the House. Meanwhile, Republicans pushed their alternative ideas.
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Many Republican party members hotly debated the possible Federal funding of abortions by the Democrat's health care bill. However, the GOP's own health insurance coverage has funded it for at least two decades.
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Former 2008 Democratic Presidential candidate and Congressman of Ohio released a statement to provide reasons why he voted no on the recent health care reform legislation that passed the House of Representatives.
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Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats have taken over health care. Despite the tea parties, the town halls, the rallies and the protests, the House of Representatives passed the health care bill 220-215.
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The wait is over. The House of Representatives passed the Obama administration health bill in a close vote. Concessions about insurance for abortions and all, the bill is now headed for the Senate.
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With a final vote of 220-212, the House of Representatives passed a historic health care bill with a stated intent of providing quality affordable health care to all Americans.
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Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee Dave Camp raised concerns on the health care bill's ability to impose civil and criminal penalties on Americans who do not comply with the mandate on taking up insurance coverage.
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A "Tea Party" rally against health care reform on Capitol Hill Thursday featured a sign that compared health care reform efforts to the Nazi Holocaust.
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The American Association of Retired Person and the American Medial Association have officially endorsed the Democratic health care reform plan on Thursday as the vote enters the final stretch.
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If Ben Nelson decides to filibuster a Democratic health care bill that includes a public insurance option, he should expect to lose support among Nebraska Democrats.
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A leading Republican Congressman said Sunday that his party would present by the end of the week its own plan for health care reform, one of President Barack Obama's top domestic priorities.
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According to the U.S Census Bureau, for every American without health insurance, there are three without dental insurance, nearly half of the US population and causes 164 million missed working hours.
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New York Senator Chuck Schumer (D) said today that a proposal for a "public option" to be included in the ongoing health care reform efforts is gaining steam.
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Michelle Obama takes to the Internet to support her husband's proposed health care reform plans. She is appealing to women to support the President's plans.
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As an individual who uses care services regularly, I was interested to find a Big Care Debate Van in Blackpool Town Centre today.
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As health care reform proposals for public options circulate among House and Senate members, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi dismisses the notion that mandates are unconstitutional.
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The latest poll conducted by The Washington Post and ABC News suggests 57 percent of Americans are in favor of a public insurance option.
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Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican, signaled Wednesday in a press release that she may be open to voting for Senate health care reform legislation.
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Olympia Snowe, one of the U.S. Senate's most moderate Republicans, has gone against her party leadership's wishes and voted for the Democrats' Health Care Reform bill in the Senate Finance Committee
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