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Obama to bring the curtain down on a year-long drama when he signs into law a landmark health care reform bill
• IRS to Serve as Health Enforcer, but Lacks Authority
• Dems Win Parliamentary Victory on the Cadillac Tax

In the East Room this morning, President Obama will sign the most comprehensive changes to the health care system in American ...

The lives of the uninsured, businesses, upper-income taxpayers, young adults and seniors will be impacted by the 10-year, $940 ...

President Obama today signed into law a sweeping health care reform bill to enact the nation's most substantial social legislation in decades.

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Polls suggest many Americans are opposed to the health care bill, but Republicans face portrayals as the “party of no.”

Senate Democrats vowed to start debate today on a series of changes to President Obama's landmark health care legislation, launching ...

Dems' health bill virtually ties the hands of the IRS to collect fees on those who don't buy health insurance
• Dems Win Parliamentary Victory on the Cadillac Tax
• Protesters Dispute Reports of Slurs, Spitting at Dems

The Senate bill doesn’t provide any funding for the expansion of the IRS, and it virtually ties the hands of the IRS to collect fees on individuals and businesses who don’t buy health insurance

As Democrats prepared for the president to sign their landmark legislation, Republicans opened a campaign to repeal it and use it as a weapon in midterm elections.

Ten states plan to file a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the new health care reform bill, Florida's attorney general announced Monday.

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