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Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee
Republican Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee. Senator Frist's current term expires in 2007.
From Roll Call:
In most years, Senate deliberations over a nomination for administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, which leads American efforts to fight poverty and disease in the developing world, would pass without note.
Bill Frist, Special to Roll Call This year is different. American efforts to improve the lives of the world’s [...]
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Former Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said Thursday that Obama's plan to overhaul the country's health care system is not socialized medicine. The Republican lawmaker, who worked as a doctor for the British National Health Service, delivered this message on C-SPAN this morning.
"What the Obama administration is doing is not socialized medicine," Frist said. "Socialized medicine is where the government owns the hospitals, owns the...
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From huffingtonpost.com
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Today on her radio program, Laura Ingraham interviewed guest Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) and asked her about the ideological direction of the Republican Party. The pair discussed recent statements made by retired GOP Senate Majority Leaders Bill Frist (TN) and Bob Dole (KS) in support of some type of comprehensive health reform.
Dole has called [...]
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From thinkprogress.org
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Why Gore and Frist fell short — and why Obama just might.
by A.C. Kleinheider
Conventional wisdom says former senator Bill Frist is not a political player anymore. After a stillborn run for president and a decision to forego the governor's race, Frist has rejoined Nashville's Belle Meade Country Club and all but sworn off elective politics. As a senator, he was competent but not...
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From the Times Free Press:
Fighting pneumonia might not be as “sexy” as fighting a single virus such as HIV, but more needs to be done to wipe out the No. 1 killer of children in the world, former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist says.
Mr. Frist, a former Republican senator from Tennessee, and the Johns [...]
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