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Republicans Push ‘Repeal and Replace’ Strategy

By David M. Drucker
Roll Call Staff
March 29, 2010, Midnight

Congressional Republicans are looking to rebound from a stinging legislative defeat and reclaim the political high ground by employing a “repeal and replace” health care strategy as a component of a broader focus on the economy.

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