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Hillary-Care is Back!



Hillary-Care
is back.  According to the WaPost:

The proposal, (Hillary) Clinton's first major effort to achieve universal health coverage since an ill-fated 1994 plan, carries a price tag of about $110 billion per year.
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The centerpiece of her "American Health Choices Plan" is an "individual mandate" requiring everyone to have health insurance -- just as most states require drivers to purchase auto insurance.
The WaPost also takes the bait and says 47 million Americans are uninsured -- a number I debunked a while back ...

With 47 million Americans currently uninsured, the Democratic presidential contenders have been united in advocating universal coverage.
According to CNN, Hillary calls health care a "right":  
"It is long past time that Americans and the richest of all countries realize that health care is a right and not a privilege," Clinton said at a labor forum in Chicago. "And that goes especially for people who work hard every single day."
Missing no chance to spar with Hillary, Rudy Giuliani's campaign communications director
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Katie Levinson sent out this statement:  
“If you liked Michael Moore’s ‘Sicko,’ you’re going to love HillaryCare 2.0. Senator Clinton’s latest health scheme includes more government mandates, expensive federal subsidies and more big bureaucracy – in short, a prescription for an increase in wait times, a decrease in patient care and tax hikes to pay for it all.”

Update: 2:12 PM -  To view Governor Romney addressing "HillaryCare 2.0," go here.  To read Governor Romney's health care plan, go here.     

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