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A new poll says more baby boomers are unhappy with legislative proposals that would add a prescription drug entitlement to Medicare. The CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll says 81 percent of people getting ready to retire (ages 50-64, which includes the first wave of baby boomers) aren't happy with two prescription drug bills recently approved by Congress. That's up from 64 percent in a June poll.
Panel discussion on the Clinton Administration's Medicareprescription drug initiative.
At tonight's press conference, someone should ask President Obama why he's endorsing, and not threatening to veto, the 1,018-page House health-care reform bill now being rushed to passage: It breaks nearly all his core promises about health-care reform.
Today, the Trump administration officially unveiled their first complete budget proposal called “A New Foundation for American Greatness.” Below is reaction from Heritage experts on the president’s plans: Balancing the Budget
(Archived document, may contain errors) 948 June 29,1993 MANAGED COMPETITION LESS CHOICE AND COMPETIIION By Peter J. Fe rrara Senior Fellow INTRODUCTION while the Clinton Administration continues to shape its health care proposal, several key Members of Congress-in both parties-have been developing comprehensive health care reform proposals loosely based on the concept of managed competition.