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A "No" On Healthcare

Congress is poised to take a final vote on health care reform as soon as this week. House Democrats are trying to marshal the votes needed to pass a version of the bill approved by the Senate, with a few changes. As Matt Largey reports, Central Texas House Democrats may not be among the "yes" votes.

by Matt Largey, KUT News

Congress is poised to take a final vote on health care reform as soon as this week. House Democrats are trying to marshal the votes needed to pass a version of the bill approved by the Senate, with a few changes. As Matt Largey reports, Central Texas House Democrats may not be among the "yes" votes.

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Matt Largey

KUT NEWS