Sentences with phrase «talk about health care reform»

It would be easier for Republicans to talk about health care reform if the public was already familiar conservative plans to expand coverage in ways that were less expensive and intrusive than Obamacare.

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Cigna President & CEO David Cordani talks about health - care reform and his outlook for the company.

They discuss the Paterson administration's push to tax soda and other sugary drinks, and also talk about how health care reform might affect the state's hospitals and doctors.

Talking about the Bill Owens, the Democrat who won the special election, Giuliani erroneously said Owens had voted against the Democratically sponsored health care reform bill that recently passed in the House of Representatives.

You can talk about issues like energy, where the crew from Public Citizen enjoyed lots of time, and immigration and the new health care reform law.

He also said it is important in reforming health care to realize that «there is no free lunch,» called for higher mileage standards for cars, talked about the struggles of carmakers in Detroit («You can't fight the marketplace»), and said that while he wouldn't call for a nationwide ban on smoking in public places like the one he pushed through in New York, «it would be great if America did it.»

He talks to David Brindle about integration of health and social care, personalisation and funding reform

She should continue talking about the issues - jobs, immigration, health care, minimum wage and criminal justice reform.

Cantor talks about some of the issues the party is working on including a property tax cap, universal health care, reform of Rockefeller drug laws and much more.

They'll also talk about a tax on non-diet soda, Medicaid reform, President - elect Obama's health care policies and much more.

When talking about broad reforms to health care, energy policy, or education, however, it's a different story.

Photo via Vegetarian Organic Blog Michael Pollan headed to the Daily Show last night to talk about the high cost of cheap food, how health care reform may make insurance companies interested in healthier diets and better food, and the enduring pitfalls

Others talked about their concerns at being left off the agenda (rare disease care, broader role for pharmacists, oral health, rehabilitation under the NDIS), being left out of reform discussions (nurses) or «ambushed» in a rapidly evolving reform process (aged care, pathology).