Competition Solves Health Care
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Despite Senators Clinton and Obama’s attempts to frame this presidential election as one of “change,” their marquee domestic proposal to create a new government-run health care system will make this election a contest between two very old, and very important, competing visions of government.
Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama have spelled out, in very clear terms, their desire to see government takeover of our health care system. Senator McCain, on the other hand, wants to use market forces to empower individuals with freedom and choice. The outcome of this debate will impact not only the health of millions of Americans but the long-term viability of our republic.
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