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Health Treats Aimed at House

‘Cadillac’ Tax Problem Persists

By Steven T. Dennis and Jennifer Bendery
Roll Call Staff
Feb. 23, 2010, Midnight

President Barack Obama offered House Democrats nearly $80 billion in sweeteners Monday to get them to sign on to the Senate’s version of health care reform.

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