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Our views: A long battle on health bills
Had our expectations in the health-care debate been higher, maybe we'd be more disappointed in the current state of "reform" legislation.
Critics See Health Care Rationing Behind New Mammography Recommendations
Some lawmakers on Capitol Hill are blasting new guidelines from a government task force that recommends against routine mammographies for women under 50, questioning whether they are tantamount to health care "rationing" in the fight against the No.
Letter: Editorial unfairly portrayed letter
Your Nov. 7 editorial titled "Premature indignation" was a departure from The Advocate's usually well-reasoned and well-researched opinion pieces.
GOP Takes It Out on Rep. Joseph Cao
Voting on principle can be costly. U.S. Rep. Joseph Cao is hit with a backlash for being the lone GOP vote for the health care reform bill, even as the partya s leaders are denying theya re osctracizing him.
House Passes Health Care Bill We discuss the House of Representatives' passage of landmark health care overhaul legislation on Saturday night.
BR-area ceremony honor veterans
Americans everywhere will take time to honor military veterans Wednesday in observance of this national and state holiday.
In this Aug. 18, 2009 file photo, Louisiana Republican Congressman Anh "Joseph" Cao answers a question at a town hall meeting in Westwego, La.
AARP to endorse House health bill, AP reports
Finding hope for health care in Colorado A A Nov. 4: Grand Junction CO, a city of 120,000 people halfway between Denver and Salt Lake City, boasts what these days is a welcome distinction: It's a place where, for the most part, health care works.
Ditch new drugs, take older meds to cut costs
Finding hope for health care in Colorado A A Nov. 4: Grand Junction CO, a city of 120,000 people halfway between Denver and Salt Lake City, boasts what these days is a welcome distinction: It's a place where, for the most part, health care works.
In a victory for President Barack Obama, the Democratic-controlled House narrowly passed landmark health-care legislation Saturday night to expand coverage to tens of millions who lack it and place tough new restrictions on the insurance industry.
Costs of defensive medicine spur heated debate
Finding hope for health care in Colorado A A Nov. 4: Grand Junction CO, a city of 120,000 people halfway between Denver and Salt Lake City, boasts what these days is a welcome distinction: It's a place where, for the most part, health care works.
Rep. Cassidy: rethink conservation efforts
The only Louisianan on the House Agriculture Committee, Rep. Bill Cassidy tries to keep his state's agricultural interests at the forefront.
White House backs away from losses
Voters responding to 'local issues that didn't involve the president' NBC Video: Politics House unveils GOP reform plan A A Nov.
Ex-CEO Fiorina announces bid for U.S. Senate
Carly Fiorina, former chairwoman and CEO of Hewlett-Packard Co. speaks at the Republican National Convention in St.
House Democrats set stage for health care vote
House GOP unveils reform plan A A Nov. 4: House Republicans announce their plan to overhaul health care in response to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's measure.
US lawmakers push to ramp up hepatitis battle
US lawmakers led by Asian Americans on Monday pushed to ramp up spending to fight hepatitis B and C, warning that the disease is causing a long-term burden for the costly US health care system.
Landrieu will take beating on census issue
Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu says it's a transparent political stunt. Republican David Vitter says it's essential to protect the rights of American citizens living in Louisiana.
Opinion: Model health care reform on Medicare Part D
Democrats who think their leading health care proposals might actually get passed are fooling themselves.
Big Louisiana Delegation Push On Sen Mary Landrieu On Illegal Alien Census Vote
Washington , DC virtually the entire Louisiana delegation is putting pressure on Louisiana US Senator Mary Landrieu in connection with the Census-Illegal Alien amendment that has brought Louisiana Senator David Vitter back into the national news.
Jindal staffer leaves for job with Cassidy
Gov. Bobby Jindal has lost his chief of boards and commissions to U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy.
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