Obama sets friendly tone on health fix
Salt Lake Tribune — Trying to avoid the pitfalls of failed health reform efforts of the past, President Barack Obama gathered a wide spectrum of politicians, industry representatives and consumer groups Thursday at the White House. The point of the four-hour discussion was to show that the president is open to compromise, set a cooperative tone among groups that often butt heads and establish the expectation of passing a historic reform package by year's end. click to read complete article |
Obama holds forum on healthcare reform
L.A. Times — Reporting from Washington -- Under the banner of consensus and cooperation, President Obama on Thursday brought industry leaders, lawmakers, doctors and consumer groups to the White House for a healthcare forum to build momentum for his effort to reduce costs and expand insurance coverage. But the largely symbolic event also showcased the political maneuvering -- and potential conflicts -- that is intensifying as the president moves forward on his reform initiative. click to read complete article |
Critics Say Obama's Focus-Group Approach More Style Than Substance
Fox News — For the second time in as many weeks, President Obama pulled together dozens of lawmakers, community leaders and business representatives to solve a pressing issue -- this time, health care reform. But the president's focus-group brand of governing is starting to wear thin for some who say the sessions are more style than substance. click to read complete article |
Friday, March 6, 2009
Obama on Healthcare
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