Cost Concerns Unlikely To Sink U.s. Health Overhaul

Cost concerns unlikely to sink U.S. health overhaul

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. debt that is topping $12 trillion is raising fresh questions about the cost of President Barack Obama's proposed healthcare overhaul, but those concerns are unlikely to sink the legislation.

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