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Your conscientious U.S. Representatives and Senators continued to introduce legislation up to the very end of the 100th Congress. Why, since there is no time to enact a bill introduced two months before session's end? One can explain a late intro as "maintaining continuity of issue study" or, to quote Rep. Willis Gradison, Jr., "to add to the debate and offer new ideas for discussion." But we all know the real reason: the main event of this period is an election.
There were at least four bills dealing with care of the elderly.
Reps. Gradison (R-Oh.) and Barbara Kennelly (D-Ct.) introduced the LongTerm -Care Insurance Promotion Act of 1988 (H.R. ...