On the recordJune 11, 2019
But I don't believe it should fairly fall on the shoulders of a consumer who shows up and is absolutely powerless and had nothing to do with creating the mess in the first place.
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congress.govBut I don't believe it should fairly fall on the shoulders of a consumer who shows up and is absolutely powerless and had nothing to do with creating the mess in the first place.
Welch argues that consumers shouldn't bear the burden of healthcare issues.
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