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The Numbers of People Against This Health-Care Reform Aren’t Against Any Health-Care Reform

By Chris Rovzar

In fact, many of them object to this health-care reform because it doesn’t go far enough. If you combine the numbers in recent polls, more people are leaning left on health-care reform than are leaning right. [New Republic]

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The Numbers of People Against This Health-Care Reform Aren’t Against Any Health-Care Reform

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