On the recordJune 2, 2011
A central planner, who may be a very benevolent central planner, but a central planner who is pushing data points around on a big spreadsheet in a far-off Washington, D.C.
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congress.govMichael Burgess: “A central planner, who may be a very benevolent central planner, but a central planner who is pushing data points around…”
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Burgess expresses concern about central planning in healthcare affecting patient care decisions.
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