- Democrats seeks other options to push reform through if MA voters elect Scott Brown http://bit.ly/8Rsnb5
- Massachusetts: Pollsters that accurately predicted NJ Governor’s race have Scott Brown up by 5 points over... http://bit.ly/7wC0hn
- Massachusetts: Pollsters that accurately predicated NJ Governor’s race have Scott Brown up by 5 points over Martha... http://bit.ly/5XMEmw
- Sen. McConnell calls MA race a referendum on Congress’ health care plans http://bit.ly/5euO6q
- Sen. Nelson wants a Medicaid "kickback" for all states, not just Nebraska http://bit.ly/8ZYQUV
More Resources
Looking for more information about health care reform? Want to read the bill? Interested in what other officials have to say about health care reform’s impact on the national debt?
You can find answers to many of your questions by clicking the links below.
Right now, the House of Representatives has passed its version of health care reform. Right now, the Senate is debating its own bill. If the Senate eventually passes its bill, the bills will likely be combined in a Conference Committee. From there, both the House and Senate must vote to approve the final bill.
Senate
- Read the 2,074 page Senate Health Care Reform Bill
- Congressional Budget Office Cost Estimate of the Senate's Bill
- Joint Committee on Taxation Report on Senate Bill
House
- Read the 2,016 Page House Health Care Reform Bill
- Congressional Budget Office (CBO) Cost Estimate of the House's Bill
- CBO Cost Estimate of Amendments to the House Bill
- Joint Committee on Taxation Report on House Bill
- Centers fr Medicaid and Medicare Services Cost Estimate Report on House Bill