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The state legislature approved a measure that bucks any effort by President Barack Obama and Congress to carry out a national health care overhaul in individual states.
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As Democrats considered potential maneuvers, business groups announced plans for a campaign to stop the legislation.
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President Obama’s health reform plan is a mixed bag, but it may be the only program passed.
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Seeking support for an overhaul, the administration is pointing to a Goldman Sachs study suggesting investors buy insurance shares because rates are up and competition is down.
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Seeking support for an overhaul, the administration is pointing to a Goldman Sachs study suggesting investors buy insurance shares because rates are up and competition is down.
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President Obama met with insurance executives and selected House Democrats, as party leaders struggled to figure out whether they can meet his timetable.
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President Obama on Wednesday did not call specifically for “reconciliation,” a parliamentary tactic, but senior advisers made clear that was his plan.
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The president and many other Democrats, especially those facing re-election, had hoped the conversation would be back on the economy by now.
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The president planned to focus on the argument that the costs of failing to pass legislation would be higher insurance premiums and lost coverage for individuals and businesses.
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Even Democratic House members worried about re-election will come through on a health vote, their leader said on Sunday.
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