Deficit Talks Focus on Revenue and Medicare Debates
Washington deals hinge on Republicans willing to raise revenue without tax hikes and Democrats pressing to avoid Medicare benefit cuts. Biden leads talks as Sen. McConnell and Boehner weigh options, with revenue increases and spending reductions seen as the path to a bipartisan agreement.
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Medicaid middle class eligibility under ObamaCare sparks fix
AP Exclusive: Obama health law could let millions of middle class Americans qualify for Medicaid, including early retirees. A couple could earn about 364,000 and still receive coverage as Social Security benefits are not counted as income for eligibility. Up to 3 million more could qualify in 2014, prompting officials to seek a fix while lawmakers argue over the issue.
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Myth busting back pain claims from Healthsource clinics
Dr Andrew Hopkins promotes a back pain program disclaiming myths about sciatica arthritis and muscle issues. He cites a 19 point exam for $10 and invites readers to determine eligibility, urging them to call now with a coupon.
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