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Fox's Tantaros: Freedom From Employer-Sponsored Health Care Is Government Saying “Let Us Be Your Sugar Daddy”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 02/25/14 7:38 PM EST

From the February 25 edition of Fox News' The Five:

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