In the aftermath, a free health service was established giving millions access to a doctor for the first time.
NOT since Clark Kent changed in a phone booth has there been an instant image makeover to match Barack Obama's in the aftermath of his health care victory.
Andrea Campbell, a political scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an author of the study, said the aftermath of the health care decision surprised her.
Partisan tensions have only grown since then in the aftermath of the health care fight and, most recently, the overhaul of rules governing banks and Wall Street.
Polls conducted in the aftermath of the health care decision have received attention for revealing the public's fickleness toward the court.
But in the immediate aftermath of his health care victory, at least, there does seem to be real, not imagined, change in Obama's management modus operandi.
But speaker after speaker rose to demand immigration legislation sooner rather than later, leaving aside any mention of the acrid political environment in Washington in the aftermath of the health care battle.
In the aftermath of the health care bill falling apart, Republican senators have blamed the White House for its lack of a plan.
As Americans struggle with the aftermath of the health care reform bill, and try to determine exactly what it means for themselves and their families, the homeless population is often ignored.
As the dust settles on the aftermath of the health reform summit held yesterday by President Barack Obama and attended by leaders of both parties in Congress, not much has changed.
