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Health Care Crippling The Economy - Chicago Tribune Americans are spoiled. We all feel entitled to the best health care. But this cannot be done for everyone, for long (Jim Nowlan, 6/4). Medicare, Start The Bidding - New York Times Medicare could use an approach called a reverse Dutch auction to set up competition for doctors in oversupplied regions (Peter B. Bach, 6/3). Talk Amongst Yourselves - The New Republic Health care reform won"t go anywhere unless Obama does a better job of telling us what it"ll cost (William Galston, 6/4). Beware Consequences Of Public Health Plan - Des Moines Register The recent Iowa Poll by the Register shows 80 percent of those surveyed feel they are well-covered by their health plans. With satisfaction like that, where"s the crisis? (Doug Reichardt), 6/4). Don"t Delay Action On Health Care - Forbes The political risks surrounding health care aren"t going away, and future events could reduce Obama"s popularity. That"s why now is the time to act (John Zogby, 6/4). A Soda Tax To Fund Health Care? Think Again. - USA Today By reaching into Americans" grocery carts, Congress and the president would be resorting to regressive taxation, as the burden of these beverage taxes would disproportionately fall on those earning less (Dick Armey, 6/4). This information was reprinted from kaiserhealthnews.org with kind permission from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. You can view the entire Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, search the archives and sign up for email delivery at kaiserhealthnews.org. © Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. All rights reserved.


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