... courting the recalcitrant moderates, who all have their own ideas about how to amend the bill. The buzzword over the weekend was "improvements," ... 39;s type size. Just switch to the font that health-insurance companies routinely use to explain why coverage ... accident while mountain biking. Many other aspects of the health-care bill also could benefit from creative re-jiggering. An obvious ...

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Okay. “Historic” health care bill. EVERYTHING that Obama has done has been ‘historic’. Historic election ... or dilute benefits and curtail the growth of spending on medical care nationally. Link to the b.s. What is this, other than David Espo, a ... 8221; giving his opinion on this foolishness called “health reform”. What is a “special correspondent”??? ...

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Headline: Historic health care bill clears senate hurdle Historic? OK, but then so was Waterloo, the Holocaust and the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. What the Senate agreed to do was NOT pass the bill, but debate the bill. And those mean old Republicans? According to the AP, they're "eager to inflict a punishing defeat on President Barack Obama," NOT ...

... jubilant that its members had passed a version of a health care bill. Which version? That would be the one that traded the right to choose ... critical that they have the means to make this decision and access to the care they need, no matter what their choice. Anything less would be turning the clock back ... Anti-Choice Politics, No to Women's Health and Privacy A Call to Catholics A vote to make ...