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An aging population and relentlessly rising health care costs will hit the country with even deeper deficits as the baby boomers retire.

Republicans claim to be deeply worried about the deficit — their favorite political target, followed closely by President Obama's relentlessly demonized health care reform.

But at least when it comes to who is responsible for relentlessly rising health care costs, that falls more on the hospitals, doctors and other providers who charge high prices and deliver more services than are medically necessary, and on the drug- and device-makers who push their most expensive products.

Even though she was already fighting for a host of other causes -- like demanding fair treatment for African-Americans in uniform -- she campaigned relentlessly for child care.

It's driven by the same relentlessly soaring health-care costs that are pushing premiums through the roof and causing middle-class families to shell out more and more money for deductibles and co-payments.

In the House special election in Florida's 13th District last Tuesday, Republican candidate David Jolly -- and a panoply of outside groups that came in to support him -- ran on a message focused relentlessly on the Affordable Care Act.

Related: Ed Balls renews Labour's commitment to NHS promising extra £2.5bn The health service is already struggling to cope with a relentlessly rising demand for care and Labour claims to be "unveiling the true threat to NHS service standards posed by five more years of the Tories".

McCaskill had relentlessly focused on health care, but it wasn't enough to overcome the state's Republican lean.

They certainly won't solve the two most pressing problems in the nation's health care system: the relentlessly rising cost of care and the shamefully high number of uninsured Americans — now hovering around 50 million.

And it makes only a token stab at slowing the relentlessly rising costs of medical care.

Medicare is projected to go bankrupt in just nine years unless we act to curb the relentlessly rising cost of health care.