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To: Crossy who wrote (29305)	12/5/2002 5:40:41 PM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29382

Crossy, despite the fact that the plan is being spearheaded by the Democrats, I really think that it has a real chance of gaining steam if the Republicans want to stay in office and avoid a major financial calamity. Many states are just beginning to deal with defecits. States are required to maintain a balanced budget as opposed to the federal govt. Without some relief, states will not be able to balance their respective budgets. I don't think that the Republicans would like to test our country's economic stability. Imagine what a crises individual states filling for bankruptcy would be. Anyway, this entire issue might be moot in regards to UAHC. I just was curious if federalising medicare reimbursements would have any effect on their contract with Tenn. Sergio