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Baucus-Kennedy healthcare powwow set
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) will sit down with Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and other key senators Tuesday to begin divvying up jurisdiction over the coming legislative push on healthcare reform. “The healthcare system is broken for individual Americans and it's ...
THE BAUCUS WHITE PAPER: THE PLAN.
THE BAUCUS WHITE PAPER: THE PLAN.
prospect.org — I'm going to split my commentary on Max Baucus's policy paper (pdf) into two posts: The plan... and the politics. First, the plan: Do not think of this as Max Baucus's health care plan. It isn't. Not yet. As of now, it's a policy paper, not a ... (more) THE BAUCUS WHITE PAPER: THE PLAN.
Health Care to the Max: Baucus Plan Out (Updated)
blogs.tnr.com — As reported in this week's edition , Max Baucus and his staff at the Senate Finance Committee... have been working on health care reform since the beginning of summer. Today, he will publish a preliminary outline of what he has in mind. Afterwards, he ... (more) Health Care to the Max: Baucus Plan Out (Updated)
Bringing all the healthcare pieces together
washingtonmonthly.com — BRINGING ALL THE HEALTHCARE PIECES TOGETHER.... Following up on Hilzoy's overnight item, momentum for major healthcare reform... in the next Congress got a little stronger yesterday, when the health insurance industry said it would support extending ... (more) Bringing all the healthcare pieces together
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MIDDAY ROUNDUP
News — ... – New York Times Baucus-Kennedy Healthcare Powwow Tuesday – The Hill - Michael O'Brien

Kennedy Returns to the Hill
Swampland — ... Teddy Kennedy made a quiet return to Capitol Hill this morning, coming in to his offices in the Russell Office Building. The lion, who is suffering from a brain tumor, is working on healthcare legislation and is meeting tomorrow with Montana Senator Max Baucus, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee who is holding his first hearing on a comprehensive frame work for universal healthcare Wednesday.  ...

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, battling a life-threatening brain tumor, returned to the Senate on Monday for the first time since July and pledged to work next year to expand health care for all Americans.
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