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Will Politics or Prudence Prevail in Health Vote?

By David M. Walker
Special to Roll Call
Jan. 12, 2010, Midnight

Congress is engaged in a great debate on health care reform. The battle lines have been drawn and the ultimate result of the debate will likely have significant economic and political implications.

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