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July 04, 2012 Columns » Opinion

How the Supreme Court's ruling on Obamacare reinforces corporate power

by Bob Geary @rjgeary

"The private sector is doing fine." So said President Obama in a June 8 press conference. Every day since, in TV ads paid for by Mitt Romney and a phalanx of political committees purporting, falsely, to be independent, he's been pilloried for…

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