Original sentence: According to Hillary Clinton biographer Joyce Milton, this plan called for moving most Americans to HMOs and "strictly ration access to high-tech treatments, especially for the very ill and the elderly", cutting 124 billion from medicare and, Milton argues, would have restricted access to pharmaceuticals that were too expensive.Congress defeated the measure, and the Democrats were defeated in the 1994 midterm election which Newsweek described as a referendum on the big-government associated with the Clinton plan.In 1994, First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, an attorney and social activist experienced in the area, attempted to implement a universal-care plan without a single-payer system
Edited sentence: Congress defeated the measure, and the Democrats were defeated in the 1994 midterm election which Newsweek described as a referendum on the big-government associated with the Clinton plan...In 1994, First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, an attorney and social activist experienced in the area, tried to implement a universal-care plan without a single-payer system.Known as HillaryCare, this plan called for moving most Americans to HMOs and "strictly ration access to high-tech treatments, especially for the very ill and the elderly", cutting 124 billion from medicare and would have restricted access to pharmaceuticals that were too expensive