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Chamber to Hit Public Plan Hard

By Kate Ackley
Roll Call Staff
July 22, 2009, Midnight

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce this week stepped up its advertising and lobbying efforts to combat a government-run public health plan option favored by most Democrats crafting health care reform.

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