Healthcare costs have doubled since fiscal year 2001, growing from around $17 billion to over $42 billion in fiscal year 2009.
Jim Inhofe: “Healthcare costs have doubled since fiscal year 2001, growing from around $17 billion to over $42 billion in fiscal year…”
On the recordFebruary 8, 2012
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Inhofe highlights the significant rise in healthcare costs for the military.
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