Do we have to go to socialized medicine in order to address some of the legitimate complaints about our present health care delivery system, or is there a way to fix the parts of it that are less desirable, and yet retain the advantages of a competitive, free enterprise based system?
Speaker Doolittle is questioning the need for socialized medicine in health care reform.
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