Thursday, February 25, 2010
Highlight from Session 1
I agree with Ezra Klein that the Cantor/Obama/Ryan interaction on insurance regulation was most important exchange.
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- June 7-The basics
- July 10-Tax subsidy
- July 17-Public option
- July 24-Sen. Burr plan
- July 31-Cost drivers
- August 7-Malpractice
- August 14-Medicare/end of life
- August 21-Cost and patient role
- Sept 11-Emerging consensus?
- 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
- Jan 27-Pass Senate bill
- Feb 21-Summit
- March 25-Deficit Commission
- Oct 17-Repeal
- Dec 3-Deficit Commission
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- Highlight from Session 1
- Summit Thoughts
- Senate bill similar to Chafee bill in 1993
- Getting ready for the summit
- Next card, med mal?
- The Summit Negotiation
- The President's Proposal
- Individual Mandate
- President to offer bill
- Reform buzz picking up
- Catastrophic v. first dollar
- For individual mandate before they were against it
- Myths about reform
- Does being uninsured kill you?
- More on Feb. 25
- Invites for Feb. 25 Summit
- The Millennials and Health Reform
- Semantics?
- Individual Insurance Market
- WaPo Poll
- Lets Make a Deal
- Health Care Meeting Feb. 25
- More on Ryan Roadmap
- Guest post from Barak
- Obama calls for reform talks with Republicans
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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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