Health Reform Obstruction By Republicans May Backfire, Pollsters Suggest
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Republican efforts to hamper implementation of the health reform law following the Nov. 2 elections may not help the party's prospects in the 2012 presidential election, Democratic pollsters suggested during an Oct. 27 discussion sponsored by Health Affairs.
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