Hillary Rodham Clinton, Vilsack and Healthcare
These two stories may tell us two things. Vilsack will settle for Vice President rather than try at all to mount a campaign of his own or simply understand it’s time to go home. The chances for universal healthcare have just diminished now that Hillary Rodham Clinton is talking about it. Yes, she learned a lot with her husband’s failed healthcare policies. That she or her husband have no idea how to get significant legislation through Congress.
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Vilsack Joins Team Clinton
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David Yepsen, the most influential political reporter in Iowa, made that point in a column last Friday. “Endorsement politics mean little in Iowa, especially in presidential races, where caucus-goers are notorious for making up their own minds about …
Clinton Touts Universal Health Care Plan
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By MIKE GLOVER. AP. DES MOINES, Iowa — Saying she “learned a lot” during the failed health care effort of her husband’s presidency, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton vowed Monday to create a universal health care system if elected