|Articles|June 13, 2012

Dems, GOP Battle Over Healthcare Law as 2013 Spending Bill Advances

Democrats and Republicans clashed Tuesday over President Obama’s signature healthcare reform law as Democrats moved forward with a 2013 spending bill that funds it.

The Labor, Health and Human Services appropriations bill passed out of a Senate Appropriations subcommittee by a vote of 10 to 7 with the GOP united in its opposition to increased funding for the Affordable Care Act. It heads for a full committee vote on Thursday.

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Source: The Hill

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Dems, GOP Battle Over Healthcare Law as 2013 Spending Bill Advances

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