Senate Proceeding on Nov 19th, 2009 :: 3:29:50 to 3:31:29
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3:29:30 to 3:29:52( Edit History Discussion )

Harry Reid: task for women that mammography from 40 to 49 saves lives, just not enough of them. so if the screening is going to save your life or your mother's or your sister's or your wive's, would that screening be worth

3:29:50 to 3:31:29( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Christopher S. Bond

3:29:53 to 3:30:13( Edit History Discussion )

Christopher S. Bond: it, mr. president? decisions between a doctor and a patient, not a doctor that has a loyalty to anyone but the patient, not a doctor that is working for the government and having maintain

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Christopher S. Bond: guide linings like the one -- guidelines like the one we've just that, mr. president, is the crux of the debate on care bill that has been released in the last 15 hours. i am so worried that we are now beginning to see the handwriting

3:30:35 to 3:30:57( Edit History Discussion )

Christopher S. Bond: on the wall. you know, the president said once, there's no reason we shouldn't be catching diseases like breast cancer and colon cancer before they get worse. cost. have sort of said in the last day or so that they're not going

3:30:58 to 3:31:18( Edit History Discussion )

Christopher S. Bond: to stop coverage of mammograms of women starting at the age of 40. but when the government plan comes every insurance company is going to say, if i've going to be competitive, i must adhere to these same

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Christopher S. Bond: government plan. it's going to mr. president. it's going to happen. mr. president, we must have time to look at this bill.