Getting everybody insured is the first step toward controlling health care costs — and the bill we have makes significant savings even without being so strong as it should be. Watch and listen to White House adviser Stephanie Cutler’s explanation.
Tip of the old scrub brush to Mary Almanza.
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Thanks for highlighting this video on why it is really really stupid to repeal the Health Care Reform Act.
It seems that stupid talking points have been effective in bringing about the grandstanding repeal of Health Care which is a real misstep in Congress.
The solution–people who want health care for all need to get their message out in a way that helps voters understand how this is a good thing for Americans and reduces the deficit.
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