The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT81) LAS VEGAS -- Jan. 17, 2008 -- NEV-CAMPAIGN-HEALTH-3 -- Anthony DiMaria, 84, in Las Vegas in January 2008. DiMaria is a former marine who says the V.A. will no longer provide care. "Is that the kind of life we fought for?" said DiMaria. Voters in Nevada fret about the economy. Many are disquieted by the war. They worry about taxes, the federal threat of a nuclear waste site in their midst, immigration and gun rights. But with the Nevada caucuses coming Saturday, little seems to concern people here as much as health care. The state has an unusually high number of people with no insurance, doctors are hard to come by, Medicaid reimbursements are low and health care safety nets are eroding. (Isaac Brekken/The New York Times)
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