President Obama raises the point that health reform will not only have long-term advantages for the country but will have immediate protections and benefits this year if passed by Congress.
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- Obama Announces Energy Strategy
- President Obama on the Today Show
- President Obama Signs Historic Legislation
- AARP statement on health reform
- Republicans spent almost $2,000 at strip club
- Editorial comic roundup
- Lawmakers Head Warily for Home
- President Obama's weekly address
- Stopping the health-care madness
- Going to Extreme
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- GOP whine: Drink deeply
- What 'repeal' would mean for Kentucky
- Paul, Grayson Pass Right-Wing Litmus Test
- An Absence of Class
- Tea party disgrace
- The Republicans' Waterloo
- Tea party protesters hurl racial insults
- President Obama's weekly address
- Health Reform By the Numbers
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- New online ads
- McConnell's strategy of obstruction
- Health Reform in No Uncertain Terms
- More senseless obstructionism from Jim Bunning
- Tell Congress to vote Yes on health care reform
- Editorial comic roundup
- President Obama's weekly address
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- House Votes Against RNC Fake Census Letters
- The GOP's bait-and-switch game
- Playing the same old game
- 'Part of the Problem'
- RNC Fear-Gate
- Editorial comic roundup
- President Obama's weekly address
- Senator Bunning’s Universe
- Governor Beshear's weekly address
- An embarrassment
- Jim Bunning: The GOP's gift to the Dems
- Kentucky's newspapers take on Jim Bunning
- Shame on Trey Grayson and Rand Paul
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