We are paying twice what the French and the British and the Germans--everybody else is paying for health care, and our health statistics aren't better.
Jim McDermott: “We are paying twice what the French and the British and the Germans--everybody else is paying for health care, and our…”
On the recordMarch 5, 2012
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McDermott criticizes U.S. healthcare spending compared to other countries.
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