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Posted: 4:50 PM Dec 21, 2009
Ind. governor slams Senate health care bill
Indianapolis, IN Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels is joining fellow Republicans in slamming a U.S. Senate health care proposal as the legislation moves toward a final vote Christmas Eve.
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Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels is joining fellow Republicans in slamming a U.S. Senate health care proposal as the legislation moves toward a final vote Christmas Eve.
Daniels says he's "discouraged that such a backwards, anti-taxpayer disaster of a bill is this close to passage." The Republican governor also says he hopes "that somehow, the public will be heard before our nation makes such a terrible mistake."
The Senate's 58 Democrats and two independents held together in a crucial vote early Monday against unanimous Republican opposition.
Republicans have ramped up their criticism of the bill, denouncing the last-minute deals and concessions needed to get the 60 votes needed to overcome GOP tactics.

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