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'On the other hand, Canadians not only have longer life expectancies, but also spend far less on health care than Americans according to World Bank data. '
'“I probably don’t need to tell the people in Alaska about the failings of national socialized health care because it’s right in our neighbour and you see the results every day,” Mike Pence said. '
'It said the legislation would end health coverage for millions, but reduce federal spending by more than $133 billion (U.S.) over a decade. '
'Republicans appear to be wrestling to get a bill that would repeal Obamacare through the legislature before a procedural deadline later this month — and the effort is in deep trouble. '
'The Trump administration has just received a fresh round of bad news about its health-reform effort: After John McCain, Susan Collins became the latest senator Monday to say she opposes the Obamacare repeal bill, almost certainly dooming it. '
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