Bi-Partisan Challenges to Obama Health Plan


Published On: June 23rd, 2009

The latest challenge to President Obama’s national health-care plan comes from a bi-partisan contingent of governors who oppose an expansion of Medicaid eligibility. White House correspondent Jonathan Weisman reports.

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