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Trump Welcomes Cubs, Teases Health Care Surprise

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President Donald Trump has welcomed the manager and several players from the World Series champion Chicago Cubs to the White House.Trump met with manager Joe Maddon and some Cubs on Wednesday, and he calls the Cubs a "great team."They...
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Democrats blast passed healthcar bill

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As House Republicans celebrated the passage of their health care bill with President Donald Trump, Democrats said the GOP measure would toss millions off coverage while giving tax cuts to the wealthy. The GOP won passage only after...
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Trump Talks Health Care Bill with GOP Leaders

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US President Donald Trump met with congressional GOP leaders on Tuesday as Senate Republicans say they're nearing consensus on health care legislation while they head towards a make-or-break vote by the Fourth of July. They narrowed down...
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Trump, McConnell: Relationship is 'Outstanding'

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President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell appeared together at an unscheduled Rose Garden news conference Monday, insisting their relationship is "outstanding" and they are "closer now than ever before." ...
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Trump and McConnell: Relationship is "outstanding"

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US President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell appeared together at an unscheduled Rose Garden news conference on Monday, insisting their relationship is "outstanding" and they are "closer now than ever before". ...
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President Barack Obama says he "not happy" about the problems with his health care website and takes "full responsibility" for resolving the issues. (Oct. 30)

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President Barack Obama says he "not happy" about the problems with his health care website and takes "full responsibility" for resolving the issues. Obama is speaking in Massachusetts, which has a state law that was the model for the...
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President Barack Obama says he recognizes the heavy price tag of revamping the health care system but that it would be much more costly to do nothing

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HEADLINE: Obama: 'Not too soon' to move on health care CAPTION: President Barack Obama says he recognizes the heavy price tag of revamping the health care system but that it would be much more costly to do nothing. (July 1) SOT ONLY No...
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White House spokesman Robert Gibbs vigorously and repeatedly stated that the public option is President Barack Obama's priority in the health care overhaul.

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HEADLINE: Gibbs hammered on 'public option' CAPTION: White House spokesman Robert Gibbs vigorously and repeatedly stated that the public option is President Barack Obama's priority in the health care overhaul. (Aug. 18)
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President Barack Obama defended the new health care law during his State of the Union address. He says he knows there's opposition, but he's not willing to go back to insurance companies denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.

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HEADLINE: Obama on health care: Fix and 'move forward' CAPTION: President Barack Obama defended the new health care law during his State of the Union address. He says he knows there's opposition, but he's not willing to go back to...
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In his health care reform proposal, President Barack Obama says his plan would make it illegal for insurance companies to drop patients for pre-existing conditions.

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HEADLINE: Obama: Can't be dropped for pre-existing condition CAPTION: In his health care reform proposal, President Barack Obama says his plan would make it illegal for insurance companies to drop patients for pre-existing conditions....
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A pivotal Senate committee has approved a sweeping remake of the country's health care system. Jim Tallon, President of the United Hospital Fund, talks about the major issues facing Americans when it comes to the overhaul bill.

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HEADLINE: First person: Key issues in health care overhaul CAPTION: A pivotal Senate committee has approved a sweeping remake of the country's health care system. Jim Tallon, President of the United Hospital Fund, talks about the major...
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Slow down, Senate Democrats told President Barack Obama on Thursday, dashing hopes of rushing his sweeping health care overhaul to a summertime vote and adding to the troubles the plan could face as the year wears on

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HEADLINE: Obama health plan delayed, trouble ahead? CAPTION: Slow down, Senate Democrats told President Barack Obama on Thursday, dashing hopes of rushing his sweeping health care overhaul to a summertime vote and adding to the troubles...
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Vice-President Joe Biden used an expletive while talking to President Barack Obama prior to the signing of the health care reform bill.

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HEADLINE: Raw Video: Biden uses expletive CAPTION: Vice-President Joe Biden used an expletive while talking to President Barack Obama prior to the signing of the health care reform bill. Warning: graphic language. (March 23)
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President Barack Obama scuttled an Asian trip in favor of last-minute lobbying at the White House on his signature issue, playing host to a procession of wavering Democrats. AP''s Mark Smith reports on the final push to pass the health care overhaul bill.

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HEADLINE: Dems tout health reform bill savings CAPTION: President Barack Obama scuttled an Asian trip in favor of last-minute lobbying on his signature issue, playing host to a procession of wavering Democrats. AP''s Mark Smith...
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President Barack Obama took his push for health care reform to Portsmouth, New Hampshire Tuesday. Several people gathered near the town hall venue to voice their opposition to and support for the president's plan

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HEADLINE: Crowds get rowdy outside health care forum CAPTION: President Barack Obama took his push for health care reform to Portsmouth, New Hampshire Tuesday. Several people gathered near the town hall venue to voice their opposition...
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Hundreds of people lined up on the steps of the Supreme Court on Monday, hoping to get a ticket to enter the courtroom for oral arguments as 26 states battle the White House over President Barack Obama's health care overhaul legislation.

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HEADLINE: Health care watchers vie for court seats CAPTION: Hundreds of people lined up on the steps of the Supreme Court on Monday, hoping to get a ticket to enter the courtroom for oral arguments as 26 states battle the White House...
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Sweeping health care legislation has cleared its first hurdle with a 60-39 vote in the Senate. The measure is designed to extend coverage to roughly 31 million who lack it. (Nov. 21)

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HEADLINE: Health care measure passes key Senate hurdle CAPTION: Sweeping health care legislation has cleared its first hurdle with a 60-39 vote in the Senate. The measure is designed to extend coverage to roughly 31 million who lack it....
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President Barack Obama reached out to both the right and the left Thursday, as he sought to regain control of the health care message. The AP's Julie Pace looks at the president's bipartisan balancing act.

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HEADLINE: Obama tries to regain message control on health care CAPTION: President Barack Obama reached out to both the right and the left Thursday, as he sought to regain control of the health care message. The AP's Julie Pace looks at...
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Sanders Says Revolution Just Getting Started

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Bernie Sanders told a roaring crowd of supporters in New York Thursday that his campaign is "just getting started" fighting economic inequality, changing the Democratic Party and bolstering Democrats running for Congress."Our goal from...
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President Barack Obama has nominated Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to lead the department of health and human services. Obama's first HHS nominee, Tom Daschle, withdrew his nomination after a tax controversy.

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HEADLINE: Obama taps Sebelius for HHS CAPTION: President Barack Obama has named Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to be his health secretary -- and lead the campaign for health care reform. (March 2) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] [Notes:Sibelius...
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Price: US Republicans must collaborate on health

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US Health secretary Tom Price prodded divided Republicans on Friday to "get together and collaborate" on a health care overhaul as GOP leaders hoped to push the legislation through the House next week.Even as Price spoke to reporters...
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Senate GOP Health Care Bill Hits Early Hurdles

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FIREWORKS ON CAPITOL HILL THURSDAY AFTER SENATE REPUBLICANS UNVEILED THEIR LONG-AWAITED HEALTH CARE BILL -- TAKING ANOTHER BIG STEP IN THE EFFORT TO DISMANTLE BARACK OBAMA'S SIGNATURE HEALTH CARE LAW.SOUNDBITE: Mitch McConnell, Senate...
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Dems: GOP Senate Health Care Bill 'Even Meaner'

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Senate Democrats say the Senate Republicans' updated health care bill is even meaner than their previous version, choosing a word President Donald Trump himself used to describe the House-passed version of the measure despite having...
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Pence Touts GOP Health Care Bill

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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence touted the Republican health care bill aimed to replace the Affordable Care Act on Saturday evening, saying it "gives states unprecedented freedom and flexibility to reform Medicaid" and that state-based...