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December 2004

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Cutting Deep

Imagine having to choose between paying your electric bill and taking your sick daughter to the doctor. That’s the kind of dilemma facing working-class families these days in Texas, where the state budget has been balanced on the backs of more than 150,000 kids who’ve been thrown off the health insurance rolls. Here’s what happens when the Legislature and the governor start cutting deep.

by Pamela Colloff

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