So again, tonight, for women, senior women, all women are going to be treated much better under this health care bill. And no woman will be considered, just because she's a woman, a preexisting condition. I want to thank my colleagues for being down here tonight, for waiting to get to this Special Order, and for knowing how important what we're doing this week is to every single American. Thank you both very, very much.
Lynn C. Woolsey: “So again, tonight, for women, senior women, all women are going to be treated much better under this health care bill.…”
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Woolsey discusses the benefits of the health care bill for women.
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