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Freshman senators talk the talk on health care

by Markham Heid | Oct 1, 2009 | Science + Technology, Topics

WASHINGTON — In one of the final columns published before his death last Sunday, speechwriter and language maven William Safire wrote about the sudden popularity of the phrase “bending the curve” within the political vernacular, especially in the...

Doctors reject health plan in Congress

by Rachel Claytor | Oct 1, 2009 | Science + Technology

Get the Flash Player to see this player. “Mad as hell” doctors rally for health care reform. (Rachel Claytor/MNS) WASHINGTON-They are “mad as hell” and they want Congress to know it. Some of the players most affected by health care reform...

The health care reform process:
Fight for a public option continues

by Kristian Weatherspoon | Sep 29, 2009 | Science + Technology

Get the Flash Player to see this content. Senators spar over public option. (Rachel Claytor/MNS) WASHINGTON—The public option for health care is out, at least for now. The Senate Finance Committee Tuesday voted down two amendments to the health care insurance reform...

Filmmaker Moore calls out “Blue Dog” Democrats, single-payer health care supporters

by Markham Heid | Sep 29, 2009 | Science + Technology

WASHINGTON — Sans video camera, filmmaker Michael Moore on Tuesday turned his megaphone on the current health care system and those Blue Dog Democrats he claims are “dogging” the health care debate. Moore, an advocate of a single-payer, government-run health...
Mad doctors and raging grannies meet in Washington to oppose current health care plan

Mad doctors and raging grannies meet in Washington to oppose current health care plan

by Katie Rogers | Sep 28, 2009 | Science + Technology

Get the Flash Player to see this player. WASHINGTON — Fighting for a single-payer health care plan, a band of Oregon-based doctors visited 26 cities in just more than three weeks. The final stop for the “Mad as Hell Doctors” was on Wednesday. A group...
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