News Hub: Prospects for Obama’s Health Proposal


Published On: February 23rd, 2010

President Obama plans to carry a proposal — an attempt to bridge differences between bills passed by the House and Senate last year — into a bipartisan meeting with congressional leaders on Thursday. WSJ’s Janet Adamy discusses the latest.

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