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Most Americans know more “things that ain’t so” about the U.S. Health Care System than any other subject. Economist Tsung-Mei Cheng’s tongue-in-cheek The Universal Law of Health Care Systems sheds some light on this anomaly: 1) No matter how good the health care is in a particular country, people will complain about it; 2) No [...]
As Baucus read his statement you could practically hear the air escaping from the Health Care Reform movement so earnestly promoted and supported by President Obama and progressive Democrats.
For health care reform to work for us, we need advocates, from the hospital bedside to the legislature. The days of expecting a group like AARP to represent us may be fading fast.
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