In this week’s commentary I argue that the shape of the debate over the public health care option over the next four years should focus on the critical role played by mediating institutions of civil society: charities, churches, and voluntary organizations.
Posts tagged with: public option
Hunter Baker examines the push for the “public option” — the creation of a government backed insurance system — as part of health care reform in his commentary. Baker takes an interesting approach at examining the push for a public option by dropping his readers into the life of a doctor, articulating the stress and sacrifice of the job:
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