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Dana Goldstein, American Prospect, Associate Editor

Interview with Dana Goldstein

Dana Goldstein, American Prospect, Associate Editor

Dana Goldstein, American Prospect, Associate Editor

Washington, DC

Dana Goldstein gives further information on what the "public option" is in the debate over revamping health care. She explains who's for it, who's against it, and the role it plays in Congress and at the White House.

Updated: Friday, November 26, 2010 at 11:48am (ET)

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