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Press releases from: April 2009

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ENZI SAYS STATES CAN OFFER IMPORTANT INSIGHTS ON NATIONAL HEALTH CARE REFORMS
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Enzi Announce Press Additions at HELP
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ENZI: RECONCILIATION CLOSES THE DOOR ON GOOD, BIPARTISAN HEALTH CARE REFORM
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ENZI: GREEN JOB SKILLS DEVELOPMENT MUST BE PART OF COMPREHENSIVE WORKFORCE INVESTMENT
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Enzi Commends Insurers' Call for Cooperative Effort to Reform Health Care, Promote Higher-Quality, Lower-Cost Plans

Press releases from: March 2009

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ENZI URGES SEBELIUS TO REJECT RECONCILIATION FOR HEALTH CARE REFORM
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ENZI: NATIONAL SERVICE PROGRAM REAUTHORIZATION WILL EASE BUREAUCRATIC BARRIERS, IMPROVE ACCOUNTABILITY
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NATIONAL SERVICE LEGISLATION HEADED TO SENATE FLOOR
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HELP COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER FOOD SAFETY LEGISLATION TO STRENGTHEN PUBLIC FAITH IN FOOD SUPPLY
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ENZI SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD EASE BUREAUCRATIC BARRIERS, IMPROVE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR NATIONAL SERVICE PROGRAMS
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ENZI: HEALTH CARE REFORM MUST PRESERVE PATIENT CHOICE OF PROVIDER AND PLAN
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Enzi: Senate Wasting Time on Card Check's Political Payback as Struggling Families Need New Knowledge, Skills
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Enzi: Seante to Uphold Fair Distribution of Life-Saving HIV/AIDS Funding
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Card Check: "The Bill That keeps on Taking from America's Workers," Enzi Says

Press releases from: February 2009

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ENZI: HEALTH CARE REFORM MUST HALT SKYROCKETING COSTS, ENCOURAGE COMPETITION AND INNOVATION
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Statement of Michael B. Enzi Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Rep. Hilda Solis’ Nomination to Head the Department of Labor
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Enzi: Health Care Summit Should Be a Turning Point for Bipartanship
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ENZI CONGRATULATES GOVERNOR SEBELIUS ON NOMINATION, EYES BIPARTISAN ACTION ON HEALTH CARE REFORM

Press releases from: January 2009

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ENZI: BETTER HEALTH CARE VALUE MEANS HIGHER QUALITY, LOWER COST
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ENZI: ACCESS TO PREVENTIVE SERVICES CRITICAL FOR RURAL PATIENTS