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Thursday, October 2, 2008
On Health Care, Obama's Plan is Clearly Better
The Commonwealth Fund recently undertook a study of Obama's health care plan and McCain's laughable tax increase health care tax credit proposal. The results weren't even close:
An analysis of the two starkly different approaches to reforming the U.S. health care system offered by John McCain and Barack Obama suggests Obama's plan has the best chance of making health care more affordable, accessible, efficient and higher in quality.
The report, released on Thursday by the Commonwealth Fund, sized up the presidential candidates' plans for dealing with a health care system which has left nearly 46 million people uninsured and many more underinsured.
According to the report, Democrat Obama's plan would cover 34 million of the nation's projected 67 million uninsured people in 10 years, compared with just 2 million covered under Republican John McCain's plan.
Posted by Metavirus at 10/02/2008 02:51:00 PM
Tags: Barack Obama , Election 2008 , General Election , Health Care , John McCain , Tax Policy
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