The Hill's survey/tracking of House Democrats' positions on health care reform legislation. UPDATED: 3/14/10 at 12:16 p.m.
For House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Whip Jim Clyburn, it's time to stand and deliver, 11/07/09. (photo: AP)
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But, yes, I honestly believe that forcing people to buy something just because they are alive can't be constitutional. Requiring car insurance is different because anyone can choose to not buy a car, but we're not allowed to not be alive (not that we'd choose that). Improved, expanded Medicare for All, House Bill 676, is the one that makes the most sense, but it seems to have disappeared.
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