Want to know if a public health plan works? Let’s ask a Massachusetts doctor…
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Posted: 4:28 pm, June 24, 2009
A pediatric cardiologist and assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Massachusetts Medical School (surely not a novice or amateur) wrote on Slate.com about the failure of Massachusetts’ public health insurance plan.
Remember, Massachusetts is the home to Sen. Ted Kennedy, for years Congress’s foremost proponent of a public plan (yes, I know Hillary was the “first” proponent, but that was when she was only the First Lady — and unelected).
Some have even said that Massachusetts could be a good model for a national health care plan.
God help us.


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