Now, if we do the same sequencing in the United States that they did in Massachusetts and have the same results that they had in Massachusetts, we are going to have a much worse problem, because Massachusetts started out with a very low uninsured rate, much lower than the Nation as a whole, plus they had a series of other advantages.
Rangel warns of potential issues if U.S. healthcare reforms mirror Massachusetts' approach.
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