US President Barack Obama speaks on healthcare insurance reform at the Walter F. Ehrnelt Recreation and Senior Center in Strongsville, Ohio. (Getty Images)
Democrats unveiled the full version of the health care bill yesterday, which they hope to pass as soon as Sunday.
As congressmen and analysts dissect it, Takeaway Washington correspondent, Todd Zwillich takes us through what is new in this version that might change your mind about supporting, or opposing, health care reform.
Todd will be following the debate on Twitter - follow him: http://twitter.com/Todd_Zwillich
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Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) conclusively showed during the health care "summit" that the true 10-year cost of the President's Plan is in reality at least $2.3 trillion. He was, of course, completely ignored.
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