On the recordFebruary 1, 2011
It is extraordinary to think that something that gives you more choice, that allows you access to the market, is somehow so intrusive of liberty.
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congress.govIt is extraordinary to think that something that gives you more choice, that allows you access to the market, is somehow so intrusive of liberty.
Durbin argues that health coverage mandates enhance choice rather than infringe on liberty.
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