Ten problems with Hillary Clinton’s health care plan

The health plan touted by Senator Hillary Clinton would force people to buy something they cannot afford and then impose a heavy fine on them when they don’t buy it, says John G. Goodman, president of the National Center for Policy Analysis, a public policy research organization with offices in Dallas and Washington, DC. It’s Goodman’s view that at the end of the day healthcare consumers will be worse off than they were at the outset. In response, Clinton says that she’ll limit the amount people have to pay in premiums to 5 or 10 percent of their incomes. To read Goodman’s 10-point rejoinder, click here.

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