Health Care Reform Legislation Needs Several Improvements, Says Democrat Who Opposed Bill

Rep. Harry Teague, who opposed the health reform legislation on Sunday, said that there were numerous aspects of the bill that need to be fixed. Teague says these include the ability for the insurance industry to maintain its anti-trust exemption and the payment model for doctors. (0:40)
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Sunday's Vote Was Historic, Despite Nay Vote, Says New Mexico Democrat

Rep. Harry Teague (D-NM) says that Sunday's vote was an indescribable experience for members of Congress, regardless of how they voted. Teague was one of the Democrats who opposed the bill. (0:30)
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Democrat Who Opposed Health Care Bill Says The People More Important Than His Seat

Rep. Harry Teague (D-NM) tells Talk Radio News he was not thinking of preserving his seat in the House when we voted against health care reform legislation, but rather his district and the people in it. (0:14)
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"Katie's Law" Gaining Ground In Congress

New legislation regarding "Katie's Law," a piece of legislation that would require certain criminal offenders to submit their DNA information into a database, is being pushed to become federally mandated by Rep. Harry Teague (D-N.M.) and others. TRNS' Benny Martinez has the story.

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Democrat Teague Promoting Nationwide Enactment Of 'Katie's Law'

Rep. Harry Teague (D-N.M.) and other members of Congress are urging the House Judiciary Committee to consider nationalizing "Katie's Law," which would require all states to collect and maintain a DNA profile for every violent crime offender upon arrest. Talk Radio News Service's Antonia Aguilar has more on the story. (1:01)

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