On the recordAugust 16, 2009
And I think what is important is choice and competition. And I'm convinced, at the end of the day, the plan will have both of those.
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Kathleen Sebelius
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transcripts.cnn.comAnd I think what is important is choice and competition. And I'm convinced, at the end of the day, the plan will have both of those.
Sebelius emphasizes the importance of choice and competition in health care reform.
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