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Michael Moore Blasts House Health Care Bill

By Technical Support (Posted Nov 19, 2009)

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“The health insurance companies are going to make an extra 70 billion dollars as a result of Americans being forced to buy their health insurance.  What company wouldn’t love this bill?” — Michael Moore, Toronto, 17 November 2009



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