Obama Takes Health Care Show to Colorado
Last summer around this time, Barack Obama was entering the busiest phase of his presidential campaign, and now he's back on the road giving speeches. Here, he talks to a seemingly polite crowd about his health care reform plan at a town-hall-style gathering in Grand Junction, Colo. UpdatedLast summer around this time, Barack Obama was entering the busiest phase of his presidential campaign, and now he’s back on the road giving speeches. Here, he talks to a seemingly polite crowd about his health care reform plan at a town-hall-style gathering in Grand Junction, Colo.
Update: Click here to read a transcript of Obama’s speech from his Grand Junction stopover.
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