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Medicare Drug Plan Ought to Be Model for Health Reform

By Morton M. Kondracke
Roll Call Contributing Writer
June 11, 2009, Midnight

As they work on comprehensive health reform, Congress and President Barack Obama ought to look to the most successful model yet: the 2003 Medicare prescription drug law.

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