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Not etched in stone

Sheila Liaugminas | 23 December 2009
There are many reasons for pushback on the Senate health care legislative ‘compromise’. Abortion funding is chief among them. But other threats to the vulnerable are in there - how bizarre that this is called ‘health care reform’ - and Senate Democratic leaders crafting it want to use a power play to keep bad law once they make bad law.
 
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