Nearly half of Massachusetts voters are saying the state's landmark health care law isn't working. Read the Article>

President Barack Obama and other top Democrats have been quick to lavish praise on former Massachusetts Republican Gov. Mitt Romney for signing the sweeping health care law in 2006 that laid the groundwork for Obama's national health care overhaul. Read the Article>

So how big of a political liability is the statewide health reform law that Mitt Romney implemented while Governor of Massachusetts? Just take a look at what both Republicans and Democrats had to say about the issues this week.

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Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour hit Mitt Romney's so-called "RomneyCare" health care plan on Tuesday, arguing that the legislation - which Romney enacted while serving as the governor of Massachusetts - might work for some states, but it wouldn't work for his.

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In his new book, Mike Huckabee trashes “RomneyCare” – saying it’s “socialized medicine” that has exploded costs, worsened care for patients, and proves why President Obama’s unpopular health care reform won't work. Read the Article>

Departing White House senior advisor David Axelrod took a jab at the achilles heel of potential GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney in a recent interview, when he commended the former Massachusetts Governor for his work on reforming the Bay State's health care system. Read the Article>

Today, likely GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney defended the universal health care law he implemented as governor of Massachusetts, saying there's a clear difference between his plan and President Barack Obama's reform effort. Read the Article>

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In most states, the passage of the sprawling federal health care overhaul legislation means the poorest will have a better shot at affording health insurance. But in Massachusetts, the law might have the opposite effect.

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Health Care For Allis celebrating birthday number 25. The statewide advocacy organization located in Boston is noting the quarter-century mark at an event where the spotlight will also shine on three health care leaders in Massachusetts.

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