On the recordJuly 16, 2014
If you don't have data and metrics, you don't know how you're doing, you don't know how you compare to anyone else.
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congress.govIf you don't have data and metrics, you don't know how you're doing, you don't know how you compare to anyone else.
Emphasizing the importance of data in improving healthcare outcomes.
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Meanwhile, while the rich get richer, millions of Americans cannot afford the basic necessities of life—food, housing, healthcare, and a decent retirement.
We believe that democracy means one person one vote, not billionaires buying elections.
She understands, as I do, that healthcare is a human right, that no one working full time should live in poverty, and that billionaires must finally pay their fair share of taxes.
And it would prevent over 100,000 Americans from dying unnecessarily each and every year because they cannot make it to a doctor in time.