5 ways GOP might untrack health reform

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Flush with victory from election night, Republican strategists are delving into possible measures to repeal or significantly hamper existing health care reform legislation.

As the smoke cleared Wednesday morning the new political landscape for 2011 began to reveal itself. It showed that Democrats retained a narrower grip on the Senate, by a projected 53 to 47 margin over Republicans, with some votes still being counted at this writing. In the House, projections say the GOP gained 60 seats for a controlling 243 members vs. 192 for Democrats.

Kathleen Koster
Freelance Writer

Koster is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer and former Employee Benefit News online managing editor.


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