Margaret Flowers

Steering Committee member, Leadership Conference for Guaranteed Health Care

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Pediatrician and co-chair of the Maryland chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program, and member of the steering committee of the Leadership Conference for Guaranteed Health Care

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While he was still in Europe, President Obama spoke to his Saturday radio audience about healthcare reform .

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