News and Politics | December 17, 2007 | Comment on this video (3)

Health Care 2008

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Should the government provide health care for everyone? We asked Michael, a 19-year old Suffolk University Law School student for his opinions on that question and more. We take a look at several of the 2008 presidential candidates' plans for how they would handle health care, should the be elected. Michael, voting for the first time in a presidential election in 2008 shares his opinions on the plans the candidates have proposed.
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  • spoon
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      spoon  

    • Hopefully law school will teach him how to think critically and for himself instead of believing and parrotting whatever he's told. I do agree Hillary or Barak would be just as devastating to any real health insurance reform or solution as any Republican running (which is very devastating), but that's only because I've done a ton of in-depth research and found the devils hidden in their details.

    • 5 years ago
  • fastjerry
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      fastjerry  

    • Poor Micheal, he begins with the unproven assumption that anything the government does is bad and then tries to back his way into a debate he knows nothing about. I'd suggest he spend considerably more time in law school, and considerably more time gaining experience in life before he casts his first vote.

    • 5 years ago
  • spoon
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      spoon  

    • Ah Michael, where to begin. It would be better for you if you would do some homework on this topic before returning to a public forum. The lack of thoughtful consideration on the subject is almost too painful to hear.

    • 5 years ago
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