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Senator John McCain on Healthcare Reform

Added: December 3, 2007 | Time 01:12 | Views: 1,146

Republican presidential candidate John McCain talks about what sets his health care reform plan apart from other plans. “I think my plan is more comprehensive… it’s incentive-based and it’s aimed at costs, not at changing the health care system of America, which is the best in the world.” For more information visit: www.johnmccain.com

Topics: Healthcare Policy, Healthcare Politics, Healthcare Reform

Tags: 2008 Republican Presidential Candidate, health care politics, health care reform, healthcare reform, John McCain

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internetrsw says:29 weeks ago | Reply

The difference between McCain and the democrat's plan is obvious. The democrat's plan will make the government at the center of your families selection of health care plans. If you don't play by their rules you will be penalized. McCain's plan put's the consumer back in charge of their healthcare.
" Families should be in charge of their health care dollars and have more control over their care. We can improve health and spend less, while promoting competition on the cost and quality of care, taking better care of our citizens with chronic illness, and promoting prevention that will keep millions of others from ever developing deadly and debilitating disease." -- http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/Issues/19ba2f1c-c03f-4ac2-8cd5-5cf2e...

JonChandler says:42 weeks ago | Reply

It's hard for me to really buy into alot of talk, I want to see results!

Vivian_Smith says:44 weeks ago | Reply

I agree Mo_Jenn. It seems that he does have the most comprehensive plan.

MO_jenn says:44 weeks ago | Reply

From what I've read, he does have the most comprehensive plan for the Republicans. Though, I like Romney's federalist approach.

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