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Read Article PARIS — The Oxford County Commission unanimously approved the purchase of an SUV for the Sheriff’s Office on Friday to replace a cruiser demolished this month in Denmark. On Feb. 6, a police vehicle driven by Deputy Bran Pelton was heading to a call with his emergency lights on when a 2012 Toyota SUV driven by Meghan Ottolini of Cambridge, Massachusetts, drove through an intersection without yielding and struck the rear of the cruiser, Oxford County Chief Deputy James Urquhart said. The impact sent the cruiser into some trees. There were no injuries, but the county’s 2018 ...

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World has, ultimately the idea that everyone participates and the risk pool gets spread out is an underpinning of every other health care system in the world. without that, let's say the court says that it could continue. we still have to fix our health care system so that we get back towards universality because the elimination of the mandate or the elimination of the tax means it's hard to support. >> well, i think that's absolutely right. the republicans tried their best with a republican house and republican senate and a republican president. work for a full year in 2017 to try and repeal ...

Money in health care premium costs. often times uninsurable. that went away. i'm unclear how you'd propose to put it back if -- >> you had states already taking the lead on that. i believe it was vermont. >> there were actually -- florida had a high risk pool closed for 13 years to new entrants. they said we'll give you insurance but won't cover you for the thing you need it for. i did a story about a woman who had breast cancer and was a high risk pool. we'll take you but won't cover your breast cancer. >> we can work together to find ways to do it. i know republicans have wanted to do this. ...

>> well, very easily. we want to protect people with pre-existing conditions. we want to be able to protect children who are 26 years old to stay on there, but you don't need to create government-run health care to do that. >> if you strike all of this down in this lawsuit, where does that leave the american people? >> hopefully it will allow us to start over again and go back to the free market principles and put in the guidelines -- >> health care legislation is like impossible to pass on capitol hill. >> unfortunately it is and it's not going to get any easier with democrats taking control ...