Opinion
Editorial
Aside from war and death, Americans face few issues as immediate as access to health care, particularly during times of economic hardship and its accompanying stress. More than 47 million Americans under 65 lack health insurance.
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- Spirit of volunteerism
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- Rep. Salazar and ‘Evil Three’
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- Remaking America
- Government is inefficient
- Congress can’t force us to buy healthcare insurance
- Vote ‘em out!
- Healthcare reform unconstitutional
- Health care reform passage desperate
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