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Politics and the Health Care Reform bill in Congress.

12/16/2009

How the failure to articulate and direct its plans for healthcare reforms is leaving it to the vagaries of politics and the views of individual Senators, Congressmen and lobbyists. As a result pricing of pharmaceutical products and healthcare services remains the major unsolved problem in the U.S.

Grouped Articles

President Obama writes a new health reform prescription

Washington Post 12.16.2009

Eugene Robinson - Which lawmakers can, and can't, play the health-care game

Washington Post 12.18.2009

Health-care bill wouldn't bring real reform

Washington Post 12.17.2009

Liberal Revolt on Health Care Stings White House

New York Times 12.18.2009

The Hardest Call

New York Times 12.18.2009

A Race to Win One More Vote for Health Bill

New York Times 12.18.2009

Sorry, Senator Kerry

New York Times 12.17.2009

Angry Liberals Edge Toward a Mutiny

Wall Street Journal 12.18.2009

Support for Health Overhaul Wanes

Wall Street Journal 12.17.2009

An ugly finale for health-care reform

Washington Post 12.21.2009

Robert Samuelson - Passing health reform could be a nightmare for Obama

Washington Post 12.21.2009

Health-care bill clears crucial vote in Senate, 60 to 40

Washington Post 12.21.2009

E.J. Dionne Jr. - Democrats: Stop screaming and pass health reform

Washington Post 12.21.2009

Profiles in Cowardice

New York Times 12.28.2009

The Next Step on Health Reform

New York Times 12.27.2009

How the Senate bill would contain the cost of health care : The New Yorker

New Yorker 01.04.2010

In Battle Over Health Law, Math Cuts Both Ways

New York Times 01.07.2011

House Approves Health Law Repeal

Wall Street Journal 01.20.2011

Why an MRI costs $1,080 in America and $280 in France - The Washington Post

Washington Post 03.05.2012

Elephants Down Under

New York Times 03.27.2012

E-Mails Highlight Extent of Obama's Deal With Industry on Health Care

New York Times 06.08.2012


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