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Go, Tami...Go!
Ya, it makes sense for the insurance industry to once again practice medicine.... spend a million to lose a leg instead of spending $12,000 to replace the diseased one.
Good going Tami - you are amazing!!
Great going Tami - for once a truly worth while step. Insurance companies don't want to cough up, they are more interested in profits. Former Gov Leavitt is a big insurance man so he won't be happy as this will dip into his pockets
Got it out of Committee.....two more to go! Keep up the fight for those who can't.
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