Health care back as a force in presidential politics
Health care returns as a major campaign issue with Democrats pushing universal coverage and Republicans advocating incremental steps. Clinton rolls out a new plan while others stress keeping existing coverage and avoiding the 1993 missteps. Polls show broad public support for government financed coverage, but details and costs remain contested amid industry and insurer sensitivities.
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Retired Gen Wesley Clark endorsed Hillary Rodham Clinton, praising her leadership and noting her potential as first female commander in chief. Clinton welcomed the endorsement as a sign of confidence in her ability to lead the military, while avoiding comments on MoveOn.org's ad targeting Gen David Petraeus.
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