Michael Johns Quote

While there are periodic calls from libertarians and others for the privatization or elimination of the program, given the first political opportunity to dramatically influence the Medicare program, a conservative White House and Congress sought to strengthen, not weaken, the program. To be sure, debates will linger about whether Medicare is too large or too small. Debates remain about the allocation of Medicare dollars. But December 8, 2003, demonstrated that there is no debate on this most fundamental fact: Medicare must survive.


"The Great Society Meets the 21st Century," Orthopedic Technology Review, January 2004, by Michael Johns: 'Medicare Must Survive'


While there are periodic calls from libertarians and others for the privatization or elimination of the program, given the first political...

While there are periodic calls from libertarians and others for the privatization or elimination of the program, given the first political...

While there are periodic calls from libertarians and others for the privatization or elimination of the program, given the first political...

While there are periodic calls from libertarians and others for the privatization or elimination of the program, given the first political...