

On sidelines, health care architect hangs onto hope

NEW YORK - Ted Kennedy was brimming with excitement when he asked John McDonough to a meeting at a Cambridge hotel in early spring 2008. He wanted McDonough, a former state representative and a leading architect of the Massachusetts health insurance overhaul, to come to Washington and help write the health care bill Kennedy had long dreamed of passing. (Full article: 1400 words)
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