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6:10Now Playing--President Obama says the committee vote does get us closer to a better healthcare situation, while GOP Chairman Michael Steele insists that it's a bad idea, while Joe Lieberman says no public option.
--A four month old baby, having never eaten anything but breast milk, is denied health insurance coverage for being too fat.
Broadcast on October 14, 2009
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Republicans oppose healthcare reform plan
Public option will cost taxpayers money
Market competition sufficient without public option
Lack of votes threatens universal healthcare achievement
Lack of public option contradicts public support
Insurers deny coverage to healthy infants based on weight
Denying infant insurance for weight is absurd
Insurer changes policy after denying healthy infant coverage
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