Obama Says U.S. Health-Care Legislation to Strengthen Medicare
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President Barack Obama said Medicare, the government health-insurance program for the elderly, got “good news” when a government report said it will remain solvent for more than a decade longer than previously forecast.
Obama, in his weekly address on the radio and Internet, credited the overhaul of U.S. health-care policy he pushed Congress to approve this year with helping to “preserve Medicare for generations to come.”