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You should get the same health insurance deal that members of Congress get. That was the gist of President Barack Obama's message as he tried to drum up enthusiasm for his health care overhaul at a Minneapolis town hall meeting a few months ago.
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The panel is composed of Dr. John Battista, a nationally noted expert from Litchfield County who has written about reform for over a decade, Jerry Martin of the New Haven Green Party, Scott Deshefy, Green Party candidate for Congress from Norwich, and...
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Hurmon Hamilton with the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization. In Massachusetts, 500 ministers, imams and other clergy produced a theological document pronouncing health care a right, not a privilege, Hamilton said at a Colorado Voices for Coverage...
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According to the Massachusetts Jobs Coalition, the number of unemployed individuals in Massachusetts increased 50 percent in one year, from 198,400 to 307,900 in October 2009. In addition, the coalition says 120,000 more residents are working part-time...
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Lawmakers are weighing a bill to require every full and part-time college student in Massachusetts to have at least the basic level of health insurance required under the state's landmark 2006 health care law. Under the proposal, any public or private...
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With all of the TV and radio commercials, newspaper ads, billboards and the different bills being debated in Washington, it's difficult for average Americans to understand how health-care reform would affect them. Interest groups -- doctors, hospitals,...
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Alarmist terminology aside, in a single-payer, public system, the state will decide how to mete out finite resources. Of course, with private healthcare there are also “death panels.” But at least you can shop around for an insurer who will be generously...
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Cheng was responding to a local newspaper report that DOH Minister Yaung Chih-liang has "strongly recommended" to President Ma Ying-jeou that the premiums should be raised from the present 4.55 percent to 5.13 percent of the insured's monthly salary from...
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Americans could pay billions of dollars more in new taxes for a few years before they're likely to see significant change in the nation's health care system under legislation that Congress is considering...Delaying major health care changes until at least...
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05 PST The GOP has owned it since Nixon...Background: Protesters rally against government bailouts in New York in April. Is a Jackson revival under way? I'm referring not to the late King of Pop but to the 19th century populist president whom his opponents...
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