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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Government Run Health Care
It really does exist....but
only for Congress
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Sept 18-Baucus bill
Sept 25-Choice and competition
Oct 2-Medicare Advantage
Oct 9-Son of Chafee
Oct 16-Key questions
Oct 23-Health insurance tax
Oct 30-Public option light
Nov 6-Across state lines?
Nov 13-Abortion wars
Nov 20-What if we do nothing?
Dec 4-Private premiums
Dec 11-CLASS Act
Dec 18-Where we stand
Dec 27-Conference
Jan 15-Ping Pong
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Feb 21-Summit
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Don Taylor
My research area is health policy, with a focus on policies that relate to older Americans; Medicare; and Long Term Care.
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