Speed-reading the health care reform bill?

PolitiFact by Angie Drobnic Holan | Oct. 8, 2009 (News Analysis)

With the massive health care bill about to come to the House and Senate, members of Congress are arguing about a reading assignment: How long should they have to read a bill that could be 1,000 pages long?

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has promised 72 hours -- three days -- for a final bill to be available online before a vote. Centrist Democratic Senators have asked Majority leader Harry Reid for guarantees of 72 hours for bills in the Senate. Full Story »

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 by Linda C - Oct. 9, 2009

It was an interesting article. to actually analyze what senators would be complaining about. i was surprised on how so much they have to do, through out the day. The article was well written, but the only thing was her conclusion was really weak. I felt like she was going to start another topic. The research that the publisher wrote i felt was a great source because it was focusing how people rea, but also the publisher brought great people in to explain.

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