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Regulation, Doctors, and Universal Health Care

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Universal health care for all!  People say that like it means something.  The logistics of universal coverage are complicated.  Which is why I roll my eyes at "theorists" who write articles about why it's we must have universal health care.  Um, great.  We should have nuclear fission, too.  Assuming we should have universal health care, is it even possible?  Not really.  So right now Obama's team is in a mess.  They can't figure out how to expand coverage.  One problem: There aren't enough doctors.  I have a solution for that:Stop making it so hard for people to become doctors.I could easily become a doctor.  I would never become a doctor for the same reason I would never become a teacher: I don't do worthless certifications or make-work b.s...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on June 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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