Daily Rounds – October 16
- White House, Congressional Democrats orchestrated corporate support for health care reform: link
- Washington Post says American Medical Association going “wobbly” on reform: link
- AARP divided on Health Care Reform: link
- Senate will not vote on Medicare fix on Monday, foiling Harry Reid’s effort to not pay for the bill: link
- Baucus trying to cover more people in effort to keep hospitals on board: link
- Senate Democrats have vocal caucus on Public Option: link
- New York Times reports on why the Public Option has become such a problem for Demcorats: link
- Former head of the DLC calls on Democrats to dump Public Option: link
- Washington Post takes a look at an emerging issue – the ability for insurers to provide incentives and penalties for certain behaviors: link
- Time magazine examines how the cease fire between the White House and insurance companies fell apart: link
Health Care | October 16, 2009
