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Public option: 'Nothing is ever dead on Capitol Hill'
(CNN) -- As lawmakers huddled this summer to put together the framework for health care legislation, it quickly became evident that the battle over President Obama's top priority would be neither quick nor easy.
After months of debate and missed deadlines, the public option has emerged as the main sticking point.
From the beginning, some Democrats said they wouldn't pass a bill without a government-sponsored, public option, while other Democrats and most Republicans said they'd say no to any plan that included one.
Republicans say a public option would drive private insurers from the market and eventually bring a government takeover of the health care system....
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