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Health CareDecember 24, 2009
Healthcare Passes, But the Fight Goes On
Before the healthcare reform bill reaches President Obama’s desk, here are the issues that are still worth fighting on to ensure reform helps as many Americans as possible.
J. Lester Feder
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CongressDecember 22, 2009
Healthcare Pressure Points
How do the House and Senate bills compare on affordability and enforceability?
J. Lester Feder
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Executive BranchOctober 21, 2009
Crafting Health Reform
Healthcare reform is looking less like a fantasy and more like a probability–but we need to keep a close watch on affordability, financing and the public option.
J. Lester Feder
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Health CareSeptember 23, 2009
Lowballing Health Reform
Progressives need to be as concerned about insurance coverage affordability as we are about a public option.
J. Lester Feder
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Health CareJuly 15, 2009
Healthcare: Heat Is On
Advocacy groups have helped to keep the public option on the negotiating table, but it may not remain in the final bill.
J. Lester Feder
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Health CareMay 20, 2009
Healthcare Bottom Lines
A realistic public healthcare plan should rein in costs, fix uncompetitive markets and change the way medicine is practiced.
J. Lester Feder
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Health CareApril 8, 2009
Fighting for Our Health
Can Washington summon the will to cut costs, raise revenues and cover the uninsured?
J. Lester Feder
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EconomyJanuary 28, 2009
Newark’s Great Green Hope
Even without an infusion of federal dollars, green jobs are becoming a reality in cities like Newark, New Jersey.
J. Lester Feder
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Health CareOctober 8, 2008
Wrong Prescription: McCain’s Healthcare Plan
McCain would encourage employers to cut coverage. No joke: that’s his plan.
J. Lester Feder