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12-08-2009, 10:22 PM

sickofnyc

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Under the compromise, the public option would be removed from the bill and replaced with a new government-administered national insurance plan similar to the Federal Employee Health Benefits Plan, which serves members of Congress and federal workers.

Public option compromise takes shape - - POLITICO.com

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