Health care reform during Clinton’s first term: A was not a major issue for the president. B was opposed by drug companies, insurance companies, and doctors. C was championed by First Lady Hillary C

Health care reform during Clinton’s first term:

A was not a major issue for the president.

B was opposed by drug companies, insurance companies, and doctors.

C was championed by First Lady Hillary Clinton, who succeeded in getting 

    Congress to back her universal coverage plan.

E became a policy priority for congressional Republicans who opposed the Clinton plan.

F was easily understood by most voters and received little criticism.