Again With the Health Care Debate
And they're off! The reinvigorated tussle over what GOP types in particular like to refer to as "Obamacare" began Tuesday in the House of Representatives, as opponents of the health care reform legislation passed last year .And … they’re off! The reinvigorated tussle over what GOP types in particular like to refer to as “Obamacare” began Tuesday in the House of Representatives, as opponents of the health care reform legislation passed last year launched their bid to repeal the law. –KA
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