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Will Obama Health Care Prevail?, Pt.7 – The mark of survival: Bi-partisanship.

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Admittedly, there are still many unknowns.  Fine details are not available of specific financing allocations for subsidizing health insurance; employer assessment for those not providing health insurance; handling small businesses now; or the specifics on what Mr. Obama considers ‘adequate health insurance’.  Executive vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, Diane Rowland explains to us that the new president’s budget would traditionally not be drafted and presented until late in March or early in April.  That would likely be the time when these specifics will be nailed down.

 

In the meantime, things are still moving forward.   Mr. O is forming his cabinet of well-respected and largely non-partisan experts in the various areas.  For the “Health and Human Services Secretary”: Tom Daschle, former Senate Majority Leader, D-S.D and; Howard Dean, chairman of the DNC and physician are being considered.   Through bipartisan briefings, senior staff members and U.S. representatives' are being educating in health insurance/care seminars.  These Seminars are being hosted by various nonprofit health insurance/care policy organizations.  Some of these are:  The Alliance for Health Reform and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

 

Noting the downfall of trying to slide a prepackaged health insurance package through Congress was well-illustrated by the Clinton defeat in 1993.  Ms. Rowland expects that people today have learned that lesson.  She believes that Obama will take that wisdom and produce a forum for all the important players to be part of the health insurance reform construction.

 

That method worked well in Massachusetts with the universal health insurance model.  A host of diverse leaders like Mitt Romney, Ted Kennedy, Michael Leavitt, George W and the bipartisan state senatorial group pieced it all together.  Though not perfect, the plan has repeatedly turned in good grades.

 

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