Money, ads give healthcare top political billing
AP/Yahoo News, July 8, 2008
Healthcare is returning as a campaign issue, as special interest and advocacy groups are prepared to spend at least $60 million to push politicians to embrace universal healthcare. The efforts, one by a coalition of labor and liberal groups and another by AARP, also include direct appeals to the presidential contenders and congressional candidates to change the healthcare system.
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