President Obama debunks the myths around health reform, and discusses the public option proposal in which many of them are rooted.
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- McConnell Health Care Forum Closed to Public
- President Obama's weekly address
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- 8 Ways Health Reform Matters to You
- More McConnell hypocrisy
- DSCC Response To Grayson's Announcement
- Status quo is not an option
- What does health insurance reform mean for you?
- All the President’s Zombies
- The Guns of August
- President Obama's weekly address
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- Bush administration politicized 'terror alerts'
- Misinformation widespread on health reform
- 'Liberal media' regurgitates Mitch's false claims
- Editorial comic roundup
- 2009 Summer Fundraiser
- Healthcare foes use fear, not reason
- Why We Need Health Care Reform
- President Obama's weekly address
- Republican Death Trip
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- The Real Death Panels
- More Evidence of a Scandal
- Right-wing militias on the rise in US: report
- 'The Daily Show' takes on right-wing lunacy
- Something In It For All of Us
- Averting the Worst
- Rationing health care
- Editorial comic roundup
- So much for bipartisan governing
- President Obama's weekly address
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- The Town Hall Mob
- In a wing-nut world, Granny is toast
- DCCC Launches HealthCareFactCheck.com
- What Are the Birthers Really After?
- Republicans' Health Care Plan: The Status Quo
- Enough of the Mob
- Editorial comic roundup
- GOP Rx for Health Insurance Reform
- Supporting Our Troops: The Post 9/11 GI Bill
- They broke it; now they refuse to fix it
- Barack Obama -- born in the U.S.A.
- President Obama's weekly address
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