Campaign Wars: Health Policy in a Fantasy World
| Title: | Campaign Wars: Health Policy in a Fantasy World |
| Author: | Cutler, David M. |
| Citation: | Cutler, David M. 2016. “Campaign Wars: Health Policy in a Fantasy World.” JAMA 315 (1) (January 5): 16. doi:10.1001/jama.2015.17587. |
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| Abstract: | National health reform debates reminds me of a night at the movies. On the one hand, there are true-life stories like “Apollo 13,” that profile actual people and the problems they face. And then there are the fantasies, like “Star Wars,” in which magical things happen and the rules of normal life don’t apply. As I view the world of “Campaign Wars,” I have developed the uneasy impression that Republican health care proposals exist only in a fantasy universe. |
| Published Version: | doi:10.1001/jama.2015.17587 |
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