Congress to Go Incremental Rather Than Universal
By Stephen Langel
CongressNow Staff
CongressNow Staff
March 9, 2008, 12 a.m.
On the campaign trail, candidates are fighting over major health care plans and who has the best ideas for universal coverage. Meanwhile, Congress is unlikely to pass any major health bill, preferring a bite-sized approach.
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