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Some in Washington SHOULD be shut down
James M. Berklan
April 08, 2011
Somebody has an old saying that goes something like this: When elephants fight, only the grass gets trampled. I find that ironically apropos as the nation starts to realize its government might actually shut down at midnight tonight.
The healthcare reform roller coaster
Liza Berger
March 16, 2010
This week and next will largely determine the fate of healthcare reform. Of course, we in the media have been offering variations on that theme a lot during the past year.
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