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7:35Now Playing--The Senate Finance Committee approves a health care reform bill, with Olympia Snowe as the only Republican voting in favor, although the bill contains no public option, and Olympia Snow may lose political capital for having voted in favor.
--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.
Broadcast on October 14, 2009
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Senate Finance Committee lacks credibility on health policy
Healthcare reform bill lacks public option despite Democratic majority
Olympia Snowe risks political isolation for supporting healthcare reform
Snowe prioritizes insurer interests over patient disadvantages
Republican senators threaten Snowe with political retaliation for healthcare vote
Healthcare debate has become overly politicized and illogical
Max Baucus receives largest campaign contributions from healthcare industry
Healthcare reform bill is political posturing without substantive change
Healthcare exchange without public option mirrors McCain's market-based approach
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