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Alexandra Starr

Alexandra Starr is a freelance writer based in Washington, D.C.

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Children First

Alexandra StarrDec 19, 2001

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Chipping Away at the Uninsured

Alexandra StarrNov 30, 2000

With Bill Bradley out of the presidential race, Vice President Gore's proposal to expand the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) remains the one comprehensive proposal on the table in the presidential election to address the plight of the 44 million Americans who lack health insurance. But CHIP is far from an ideal foundation for expanding coverage. The program has gotten off to a slow start, and it suffers from some critical weaknesses that may haunt its future.

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