UNCERTAINTY THE MAIN PROBLEM FOR PROVIDERS
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Just when it seemed as if healthcare reform was a done deal, Massachusetts went ahead, surprised lots of political observers – as well as Democratic leaders – and elected a Republican, Scott Brown, to the U.S. Senate in a special election.
It still seems amazing that Mr. Brown was elected in state long known for its liberal views and politicians, and that he was elected to a seat held so long by the bastion of U.S. liberalism, Sen. Edward Kennedy, who, of course, was one of the main boosters of comprehensive healthcare coverage.
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