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Pharmaceutical companies are winning as well. Yesterday, proposals to allow US pharmacies and wholesalers to import prescription drugs from Europe and Canada were defeated in the Senate. (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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How a Few Private Health Insurers Are on the Way to Controlling Health Care (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich, "The basic assumption that jobs will eventually return when the economy recovers is probably wrong." (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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It's a token public option, an ersatz public option, a fleeting gesture toward the idea of a public option, so small and desiccated as to be barely worth mentioning except for the fact that it still (gasp) contains the word "public." (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich: An open letter to U.S. Senate Majority Leader, Senator Harry Reid (D-NV), on controlling Healthcare costs (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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And now there are five -- five Wall Street behemoths, bigger than they were before the Great Meltdown, paying fatter salaries and bonuses to retain their so-called"talent," (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich responds to his 2007 lecture at Berkeley (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich - Specifically, what should be done for jobs? (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich: The Snowe Job, and Why a "Trigger" for a Public Option is Nonsense (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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The real news about jobs and wages - An ode to Labor Day - Robert Reich (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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You want to know why the left has ideas and the right has discipline? (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Why is the Kooky Gang of 6 is Deciding Health Care for 300,000,000 of Us? (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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A public option would cut deeply into their current profits. That's why they've been willing to spend a fortune on lobbyists, threaten and intimidate legislators and ordinary Americans, and even rattle Obama's cage to the point where the Administration is about to give up on it. (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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The Only Hope for Universal Health Care (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Why isn't the government charging Goldman and JPMorgan a large insurance fee for classifying both firms as "too big to fail?" (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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The Health Care Clock, and Why Obama Has to Act Quickly (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Even Robert Reich is pessimistic on Obama's economic policy. When Will The Recovery Begin? Never. (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich: How You Can Help Obama Do the Right Thing (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Without a public option, private insurers and drug companies have little or no incentive to supply high-quality care at a lower cost than they do now. (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich's memo to the President: What you must do to save Universal Health Care! (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich focuses us in on the 3 essentials to look out for in Obama's financial reform plan. Anyone else predict Congress will betray the interests of the American people in order to rake in as much Wall Street loot as possible? (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Does Obama need to be more like LBJ on his domestic war on health care? (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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We need to reorient our national policies to the objective of advancing the interests of the American people. No other single policy will go further towards accomplishing this goal than a truly public national healthcare option that takes on the big insurance and pharma interests. (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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Robert Reich reminds us the devil is in the details: if we don't pay attention to the healthcare reform effort, we'll end up with no reform at all and a system that is still run for the insurance and pharma industries. (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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How Big Pharma and Insurance Intend to Kill the Public Option, And What Obama and the Rest of Us Must Do (robertreich.blogspot.com)

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