Universal Health Care Isn’t Worth Our Freedom – WSJ.com

Great article from the WSJ:

Our national conversation about curbing the cost of health care is crippled by the vocabulary in which we conduct it. We must stop talking about “health care” as if it were some kind of collective public service, like fire protection, provided equally to everyone who needs it. No government can provide the same high quality body repair services to everyone. Not all doctors are equally good physicians, and not all sick persons are equally good patients.

Universal Health Care Isn’t Worth Our Freedom – WSJ.com.

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