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GOP delegates want to throttle Maryland’s speedy implementation of health reform

by Len Lazarick | February 18, 2011 | News | 3 |

Republican members of the House of Delegates want to slow down Maryland’s rapid implementation of federal health reform, calling it a potential waste of money now that two federal judges have overturned some or all of the law.

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