Missing Q&A On Health & The 2008 Presidential Race
Why don't the news media ask Ron Paul, the only physician running in the major party races for president, for his views on the problems of health care?
Why does Ron Paul not explicitly address the questions of health insurance, affordability of health care and the spiraling costs, especially for Medicare and Medicare? Instead he focuses on relatively minor aspects such as supplements. He could have much to say about how government intervention in health care since the American Medical Association was founded to secure such intervention has severely impacted the availability and affordability of medical care.
His insights on socialized medicine as both an Air Force flight surgeon who worked in a Veterans Administration hospital and as a physician in private practice would be invaluable.
See
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/issues/health-freedom/Contact Ron Paul and ask him to address the health care issues of affordability.
Contact the news media and ask them for Ron Paul's opinion on ALL health issues.
Labels: affordable health care, American Medical Association, health insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, Ron Paul, socialized medicine
