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Putting Off Health Care

By Harry Moroz
From dmiblog.com
November 9th, 2009

dmiblog.com — Conservative blogs have transformed into a hit parade of reasons why the House Affordable Health Care for America Act will kill jobs and the unborn, stifle economic recovery, and destroy...education. Of course, the need to unsheathe so many harbingers of doom is mostly proof of the good that the health care bill promises to accomplish.

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The Morality of Health Care Reform, pt. 6

By Terrance Heath
November 9, 2009

(The sixth in of a series of seven.)

Nothing in Common

If the cliché that a picture is worth a thousand words is true, then a couple of images might sum up the debate of over health care reform, and prove representative of the opposing sides.


[Via Preemptive Karma.]

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The House Public Plan: Yes, It's Worth It

By Jacob Hacker
November 6, 2009

with Diane Archer

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The Tea Party's Takeover of the GOP

By Stephanie Mencimer
From motherjones.com
November 6th, 2009

motherjones.com — The anti-health care reform rally in Washington indicates the Republican Party and the Tea Party movement are increasingly one and the same.

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The Republican Health Plan

By The New York Times
From nytimes.com
November 6th, 2009

nytimes.com — House Republican leaders have produced their own health care reform bill. Here is the first thing you need to know: It would do almost nothing to reduce the scandalously high number of Americans who have no insurance. And it makes only a token stab at slowing the relentlessly rising costs of medical care.

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CBO Score? Check. Bill Online For 72 Hours? Check. No Excuses To Vote Against House Healthcare Bill.

By Bill Scher
November 5, 2009

The House is expected to vote on comprehensive health care reform Saturday. And conservatives have no excuse for voting against it. Their main concerns have been addressed. more »

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PROGRESSIVE GROUP AT FOREFRONT OF FIGHT TO FIX THE NATION’S HEALTH CARE SYSTEM EMBRACES HOUSE REFORM BILL

By Jennifer Ettinger
November 5, 2009
11/05/2009

Historic health care overhaul legislation Democratic leaders predict will pass in the House on Saturday marks a “momentous step toward making a guarantee of quality health care a reality for all Americans,” according to Campaign for America’s Future health care project director Diane Archer who declared her organization’s strong public support for the bill today.


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GOP Health Reform Bill Shifts More Costs to You

By Monica Sanchez
November 5, 2009

The GOP health reform bill does very little to expand health coverage to more Americans, very little to lower overall health care costs, and very little to ensure people will be able to afford the health care they need when they need. So where's the reform?

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Don't Know or Don't Care?

By Terrance Heath
November 5, 2009

House Republicans have presented a health care reform "plan" that doesn't fix our broken health care system (but might make it worse), and (according to the CBO) doesn't do much to fix the deficit conservatives say t more »

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Conservatives Think You're Over-Insured

By Steve Benen
From washingtonmonthly.com
November 5th, 2009

washingtonmonthly.com — This comes up from time to time, but it's good to see former House Majority Leader Dick Armey, a new ringleader for right-wing activists, state it plainly. "The largest empirical problem we have in health care today is too many people are too overinsured," he said. There it is, the right's philosophy on American health care in 17 words.

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