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Politico | Study: Many face gaps in insurance coverage Twenty-six percent of American adults were uninsured for a period of time in 2011, a new study by The Commonwealth Fund shows — and for the most part, people went without health insurance because they lost or switched jobs.
National Journal | Sebelius: No Government Takeover Here The Obama administration’s top health official said that states and individual hospitals and doctors are leading the most significant changes to the health care system, even though the government has put huge chunks of federal dollars toward those efforts.
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Real Clear Markets | Needed: A Real Market For Health Insurance The oral arguments over ObamaCare have concluded at the Supreme Court, but they continue in the media with defenders of the unpopular law trying to patch together responses that they complain the government's attorneys couldn't muster in the courtroom.
