Obama tries to heal health care reform divide

President Obama is struggling to strike a deal that satisfies all
parties involved in the health care debate. The administration hinted that it may be willing to drop the idea of a government-run insurance plan. Meanwhile, lawmakers are looking into a national non-profit health care cooperative as an alternative. Obama took a brief break from his health care push and pledged to increase support for America's veterans. On Monday, he spoke to the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Phoenix. Also this week, the President said he's optimistic that talks between Israelis and will resume. His comments came after meeting with
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak at the White House.

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[brannoncpa]

Excuse me: Government run "anything" raises cost to all citizens. C'mon. Is this NEW? We should all really start paying attention.

[malbert34]

I agree.

[moondreamer68]

everytime you comment it's something stupid that makes no sense....

[oilhammer04]

If you think its broke now, wait till gov't is trough with it. Obamacare is a power grab by the liberals "....the Crisis Strategy was the brainchild of two radical socialist college professors, Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven. The idea was to overwhelm government with demands for services to the point where the system would collapse and provide an opening for the socialists to take over. (Manufactured Healthcare Crisis By James Simpson)