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Healthcare Reform and the Presidential Campaign

Healthcare is on the top of the list for potential voters of both parties in the presidential campaign, but Republicans and Democrats sound as if they're in different worlds. When the election's over, will they be able to come together or will partisanship prevent the compromise required by two-party rule?  Also, the Iraq War funding bill stalls in Senate partisanship, and auto-makers say they're "going green."  Do they really mean it?

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By Warren Olney • Nov 16, 2007 • 1h 0m Listen

Healthcare is on the top of the list for potential voters of both parties in the presidential campaign, but Republicans and Democrats sound as if they're in different worlds. When the election's over, will they be able to come together or will partisanship prevent the compromise required by two-party rule? Also, the Iraq War funding bill stalls in Senate partisanship, and as the Los Angeles Auto show opened today, the theme was going green. Is it really "greenwashing?"

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    Warren Olney

    former KCRW broadcaster

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