| With a New Congress and the campaigns for
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| | child in the nation - would do nothing to
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| the Whitehouse in '08 in full swing, both
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| | solve problems of disparity in the
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| progressives and conservatives agree that
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| | healthcare system, or to curtail costs,
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| healthcare reform especially as it
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| | or solve other access and delivery
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| regards affordable medical insurance is
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| | issues.
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| at the forefront of the minds of most
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| | For any of the current proposed
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| Americans. And while legislatures and
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| | strategies by think tanks, health
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| pundits on both sides of the aisle agree
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| | insurance industry professionals, and
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| that the time is now for healthcare
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| | political figures to work, compromise is
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| reforms, at what pace such changes occur
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| | the watchword. And for what is perhaps
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| is still an issue of wide debate.
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| | the first time in decades there seems to
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| Healthcare reform has been an issue that
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| | be a concerted effort and willingness on
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| has been approached much like the taste
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| | the parts of the federal government, the
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| of saliva in ones mouth, when taken in
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| | states, big business, and the insurance
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| little tiny doses overtime like it
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| | companies to work together to solve some
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| usually is, it doesn't bother us much at
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| | of these issues. True health reform makes
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| all, in fact we hardly notice it is there
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| | for some storage bedfellows. In theory of
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| - but no one would like to sit down and
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| | course who would oppose universal health
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| drink a whole glassful. And many agree
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| | coverage? No one objects to a healthcare
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| that hard-hitting and sweeping changes to
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| | for all model, the problem as always
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| our current health insurance polices and
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| | comes down to who is going to pay for it.
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| health delivery system will be equally
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| | The conservatives believe that tax breaks
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| hard to swallow, by consumers as well as
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| | and incentives to business hold the key,
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| the healthcare and insurance industries.
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| | but as always progressive opponents say
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| Incremental steps seem to be the best
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| | such ideas only benefit the "healthy and
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| approach for all concerned, such as the
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| | the wealthy". Progressives embrace the
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| current push on both the federal and
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| | idea of a Medicare for all model, to
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| state levels to get cost effective health
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| | which conservative opponents still yell
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| insurance for all children. Good first
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| | "Limited Choice" and "Socialized
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| steps all agree. But the real first step
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| | Medicine". But if a true attempt to find
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| to true healthcare and health insurance
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| | some middle ground is approached, as
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| reform is to get a handle on just what
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| | current waves seem to be approaching,
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| exactly needs fixing. Certainly the 47
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| | perhaps there is hope for a viable
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| million Americans without insurance is a
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| | solution that could bring real healthcare
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| good part of the problem, but it is not
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| | reform and truly affordable health
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| the only problem. Sweeping healthcare
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| | benefits to all Americans within the next
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| reform that could at the wave of a magic
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| | 10 years as so many claim to be striving
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| wand suddenly insure every man, woman and
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| | for.
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