Special report: Election 2004. Health policy. GOP rules, if it wants to.
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As Election Day approaches, voters concerned about healthcare issues face two widely divergent choices in the plans offered by George Bush and John Kerry. If Bush wins, the president would seem to face little trouble advancing his agenda, while Kerry would likely face a battle from a GOP-controlled Congress.
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As the latest statistics surfaced showing the uninsured population has hit 45 million, politicians added spin and healthcare providers were still hoping for some solutions. Census official Daniel Weinberg, left, said the data don't reveal what caused a drop in employer-sponsored coverage.
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