George L. Cook III
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Lisa Damian | October 8, 2008 at 10:03 pm
I cheered when I heard him say that. Americans place too little emphasis on health care as an issue, and as a result, there are too many people in this country left without it. We, as a nation, need to make it a bigger priority. Nobody should be left without insurance or left fighting their insurance company when what they need most is medical attention.
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Mike | October 9, 2008 at 4:23 am
Where are you guaranteed the right to healthcare by the government? It is not an inalienable right nor is it an amended right. Take a look at socialized medicine, at the real system, not the paltitudes and you’ll see poor care and even less compassion.