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Health Care Reform Likely to Include More Taxes for Many Americans

by ABC News | 6:52 AM CDT, November 16, 2009

By TROY MCMULLEN As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama had one central message to middle-income Americans: no new taxes. And since taking office, the president has repeatedly pledged not to raise taxes on families making less than 0000 a year.

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