"Well, first," [Peter Galbraith] said firmly and clearly, "my decision doesn't depend on [Anthony Pollina]; who is a fine person and perfecdy within his rights to run." He agreed that it would be easier for a "small-p" progressive to prevail in circumstances where there's one candidate. "And I considr er myself a progressive," said Galbraith.

"I wouldn't be contemplating it if I didn't think it was a winnable proposition," answered Galbraith. "I believe this will be an extremely Democratic year," he noted, and "a Democrat with a progressive set of positions and a solid record of public service could win."

Asked her diagnosis of H.304's condition this week, Dr. [Deb Richter] told "Inside Track," "It's alive. I don't know if it's well. The opposition, the hospital CEOs and the insurance companies," she said, "are desperately trying to kill this bill."

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