We have seen inflation rates running 1.1 percent. It does not take a Fulbright scholar or a genius to figure out why can we not steal some of those ideas that are working so well in the private sector to control cost, and still provide people with the health care they need and want. Why can we not steal those ideas and apply them to Medicare and Medicaid?
Gilbert Gutknecht: “We have seen inflation rates running 1.1 percent. It does not take a Fulbright scholar or a genius to figure out why can…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the application of private sector ideas to Medicare and Medicaid.
Share
More from Gilbert Gutknecht
Let me say, and I talked to the speaker today and I know you are working on this as well, one of the things we would like to do is invite at least a dozen of them to the United States. We may smile about our meetings with the…
I was talking about the Kurds, and I think every part of the trip, in my opinion, was a highlight. I hate to say one was more important than the other. But what I had said before you came in, Congressman Hoekstra, was that I was so…
I yield 1 minute to my cochair of the Telecommunications Task Force of the Rural Caucus, Mr. Stupak of Michigan.
That is exactly what Melvin Laird said about Vietnam. That is why it was important to turn Vietnam, as soon as possible, back to the Vietnamese people. He said the greatest mistake was the Americanization of the Vietnam War. I think that…





