LGF Questions About Health Care Reform, v1.1

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Health • Wed Aug 19, 2009 at 1:18 pm PDT • Views: 277

Last week we had a thread titled What Would You Ask About Health Care? The purpose was to get everyone’s input on substantial questions about the proposed health care legislation that need answering, and hopefully make a more rational contribution to the debate than ranting about death panels and euthanasia — and we got a lot of great questions.

LGF reader Keith Gabryelski went through the entire thread and extracted all the questions, organized them, put them in a readable format, and created a simple Google Sites page for it: Questions about health care reform (version 1.1).

This is a fantastic resource; many of these questions have not even been asked before in the public debate. Here’s a thread for any criticisms or suggestions for this version of the list…

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