An ugly fight over care for the poor in Texas
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Power, politics, and care for the poor in Texas
Local officials in Austin, Texas promised twelve years ago that if voters approved millions of dollars in new property taxes, it would be a win-win. The city would get a brand-new medical school and teaching hospital, and low-income people would get more health care services.
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