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AFL-CIO REACTS TO LATEST DEMOCRATIC COMPROMISES ON HEALTH CARE BILL

Here's the article.  The AFL-CIO IS THREATENING NOT TO SUPPORT A BILL WITHOUT A PUBLIC OPTION.

–Suzanne

This entry was posted in Benefits, Front Page, Global News on December 18, 2009 by Suzanne.

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