Well, what it basically means is that there's going to be a bunch of unelected bureaucrats, perhaps not even doctors, who are going to be tasked with looking at research, hopefully there's going to be research or they are going to do research, to decide what treatments and what diagnostic tests are worth paying for and which ones are not.
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As you know, unemployability levels are at historic lows today, not least of which is because of the deregulation and the reduction in taxes that have so much stimulated the economy.
I find this unsettling, because it is the security of our economy and job system that makes our country the land of the American Dream.
Oh, absolutely, no question. But then you always have to apply that to over time, some places get hit three or four times over a decade.
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