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Would all Americans be better off with higher health care costs and greater insurance-company control if Republicans had successfully blocked health insurance reform?

Tim Kaine: A Response to Michael Steele: What Do Republicans Really Stand For? Tim Kaine 2010

Would all Americans be better off with higher health care costs and greater insurance-company control if Republicans had successfully blocked health insurance reform?

Tim Kaine: A Response to Michael Steele: What Do Republicans Really Stand For? Tim Kaine 2010

Kinetic Analysis Corp. of Silver Spring, Md. estimated insurance-company losses at $14 billion several days ago and has since cut its estimate by more than 80 percent, to $2.6 billion, on public storm losses of $7 billion.

John Tepper Marlin: Measuring Irene's Damage John Tepper Marlin 2011

Would all Americans be better off with higher health care costs and greater insurance-company control if Republicans had successfully blocked health insurance reform?

Tim Kaine: A Response to Michael Steele: What Do Republicans Really Stand For? Tim Kaine 2010

Kinetic Analysis Corp. of Silver Spring, Md. estimated insurance-company losses at $14 billion several days ago and has since cut its estimate by more than 80 percent, to $2.6 billion, on public storm losses of $7 billion.

John Tepper Marlin: Measuring Irene's Damage John Tepper Marlin 2011

Kinetic Analysis Corp. of Silver Spring, Md. estimated insurance-company losses at $14 billion several days ago and has since cut its estimate by more than 80 percent, to $2.6 billion, on public storm losses of $7 billion.

John Tepper Marlin: Measuring Irene's Damage John Tepper Marlin 2011

Kinetic Analysis Corp. of Silver Spring, Md. estimated insurance-company losses at $14 billion several days ago and has since cut its estimate by more than 80 percent, to $2.6 billion, on public storm losses of $7 billion.

John Tepper Marlin: Measuring Irene's Damage John Tepper Marlin 2011

Kinetic Analysis Corp. of Silver Spring, Md. estimated insurance-company losses at $14 billion several days ago and has since cut its estimate by more than 80 percent, to $2.6 billion, on public storm losses of $7 billion.

John Tepper Marlin: Measuring Irene's Damage John Tepper Marlin 2011

Kinetic Analysis Corp. of Silver Spring, Md. estimated insurance-company losses at $14 billion several days ago and has since cut its estimate by more than 80 percent, to $2.6 billion, on public storm losses of $7 billion.

John Tepper Marlin: Measuring Irene's Damage John Tepper Marlin 2011

But the GOP united against the Affordable Care Act that reduces the deficit, decreases health care premiums for all Americans, extends coverage to nearly 32 million people, and ends the worst insurance-company abuses -- including the practice of denying coverage to children with pre-existing conditions.

Tim Kaine: A Response to Michael Steele: What Do Republicans Really Stand For? Tim Kaine 2010