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Related: About this forumBattle Begins to Reshape Health-Care Law (the lobbying begins...IMPORTANT: PLS READ)
Now that the overhaul law has cleared the Supreme Court, health companies, employers and even some Democrats are turning their attention to reshaping the law at the margins
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Battle Begins to Reshape Health-Care Law (the lobbying begins...IMPORTANT: PLS READ) (Original Post)
antigop
Jun 2012
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Autumn
(45,120 posts)1. Who didn't know this was coming?
And who thinks what they change will benefit the corporations? Me.
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pnwmom
(109,028 posts)2. This can work both ways. There are plenty of improvements that could be made
from the progressive side, too -- like adding a public option.
Autumn
(45,120 posts)3. I would love to see the progressive side push for a public option
but I'm not about to hold my breath.
pnwmom
(109,028 posts)4. This could also happen in any of the state exchanges. Or they could even follow Vermont's path
and decide to set up single payer.