I didn't. But I will respond by asking this question: If we have crowded out prescription drug coverage for seniors, if we crowd out private insurance in Medicaid for low-income people, if we crowd out regardless of income concerns in general Medicare, and if we now crowd out more children and even adults under a children's plan, who is going to be left in private coverage?
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