Watch: Healthcare Reform Still a ‘BFD’

Commentary Health Care

Watch: Healthcare Reform Still a ‘BFD’

January 29, 2014

After last night's State of the Union address, many Americans might be wondering what lays in store for the Affordable Care Act in 2014 amid seemingly constant attacks from Republicans. TCF fellow Harold Pollack interviews The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn about health reform and how to watch Obamacare's progress in the coming year.

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