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Live Healthcare Debate/Forum Thursday!

Category: Health care policyPresidential Candidate
Posted on: September 17, 2008 4:56 PM, by Michael Stebbins

The McCain and Obama Campaigns will be squaring off on healthcare this Thursday live on the web. The event is completely booked, but Scientists and Engineers for America will have it live HERE. This is going to be a very telling debate on where the campaigns stand on healthcare. Don't miss it. Here are the event details...

September 18, 2008
George Washington University 5-6:30pm

Dora Hughes MD, MPH: Health Policy Advisor for Barack Obama
Vs.
Jay Khosla: Health Policy Advisor for John McCain

Moderated by Julie Rovner: health correspondent for NPR

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