Now, I hope this is the beginning of a constructive bipartisan conversation about how to advance our shared goal of controlling costs and improving the delivery of health care in the country.
Jim McDermott: “Now, I hope this is the beginning of a constructive bipartisan conversation about how to advance our shared goal of…”
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McDermott expresses hope for bipartisan dialogue on healthcare improvements.
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