But I also wonder whether, if it's true that a huge proportion of people who are now insured in the private arena moved to the public plan, doesn't that undermine your point that the private employer-based system is so popular?
Yarmuth questions the argument against public plans based on potential shifts from private insurance.
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There is no option for our citizens other than a federally operated insurance system that covers everyone.
We did not commit child abuse. That is an absurd statement. Forgive me, Speaker Gingrich.
Of course, congratulations to the victors. It is getting old. I had that trophy for a little while. I haven't seen it in quite some time.
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