Rejecting reform again would be folly, Dole says

Kansas City Star by Barbara Shelly | Oct. 9, 2009 (Opinion)

Fifteen years ago, Bob Dole decided it was better to kill health care reform than to hand a Democratic president a historic victory.

Since then, praise be, he’s reformed his thinking.

In Kansas City this week, the former Republican Senate majority leader and presidential candidate added his voice — still strong at age 86 — to the push to help all Americans afford good health care.

“This is one of the most important ... Full Story »

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 by Kristin Gorski - Oct. 9, 2009

Blends a bit of history with current politics through the lens of former Republican Senator Bob Dole's change of heart on health care reform. Accurately states what is at stake -- for reform, the country and both Democratic and Republican parties. Great context.

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