Health care reform is back -- this time before the state Legislature

HARTFORD -- For years, Mary Elia has watched as many of the supports that protected an average American's quality of life disappeared. In particular, the West Haven resident and retired teacher said, she's watched health care become less affordable and less accessible. She remembers the time before health insurance became for-profit, when fewer claims were denied and premiums were lower. Elia, a Connecticut field staff members for the Alliance for Retired Americans, has longed for a

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