Health care reform effort gets new life
WASHINGTON — On the same morning that President-elect Barack Obama introduced Tom Daschle , the former Senate majority leader, as his prospective secretary of health and human services and his point man on health care reform, a panel of key constituency group leaders met to assess the prospects for success.
Taking the microphone, in turn, at a Washington hotel were the head of the Business Roundtable , spea...
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