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Health care reform in the sights of Rubio health plan
Health care reform should be replaced with simpler measures, according to Florida US Senate candidate Marco Rubio.
Senate candidate Marco Rubio (R-FL) attends a campaign event in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, July 31. Rubio thinks health care reform should be replaced with simpler measures.
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Orlando
Senate candidate Marco Rubio is again calling for the repeal of President Obama's health care legislation.
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Meeting with the Florida Medical Association on Wednesday, the Republican said the law should be replaced with simpler measures.
He's offering some familiar GOP talking points on health care, including a focus on medical malpractice reform and giving individuals the same tax breaks as businesses when they buy insurance.
Rubio is also calling for more community health centers and incentives for the use of electronic medical records.
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