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8:17Now PlayingJohn Boehner and Charlie Rangel square off on the House floor about the Stupak amendment.
Some say everything is bigger in Texas, and the evidence suggests that the failure of their healthcare system is no exception.
The Red State healthcare problem, and why the states in most dire need of reform have the politicians that most feverishly oppose it.
Senators Bernie Sanders and Joe Lieberman may both filibuster healthcare reform bills, but for opposite reasons.
Broadcast on November 11, 2009
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Rangel giving money to people investigating him
Texas has worst healthcare access and quality
Perry and Gingrich's healthcare approach failing
Red state politicians oppose reform despite constituent benefits
Red states have worse healthcare and oppose reform
Red state politicians serve special interests over constituents
Sanders threatens filibuster without public option
Proposed public option is inadequate and watered down
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