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Angel Castillo
reviewed The Politics Of Medicare on December 29, 2020 The Politics Of Medicare
A near contemporary, high level review of how Medicare was passed into law.
The shape of the conflict will be familiar to today's readers, it's striking to see ideologically driven partisanship described as an exception and not the rule.
I wonder, was Medicare an early warning of the re-aligning political forces, or a catalyst for that realignment?
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