By Steve Lohr
Published: December 6, 2004
The New York Times

N Washington, the phrase "universal coverage" is rarely mentioned as the way to provide health insurance for

By
Jonathan Tasini
December 03, 2004

George Bush is beginning to frame his Social Security reform agenda as a way to help workers. That leaves Democrats the opportunity

Another Union for Single Payer Health Care!
Kay Tillow

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Uwe Reinhardt, Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Princeton
University (personal communication):

Don: Attached is a portrait of what makes America great. Instead of using the

The continuing deterioration of affordability, coverage, and quality in health care makes it imperative that United States policymakers broaden their reform efforts beyond the ineffectual

The Boston Globe, November 27, 2004
Healthcare as a moral imperative
By James J. Mongan  

This article was adapted from remarks made Nov. 16 at the Blue

FAIR CARE: Academics and activists discussed changes to the health insurance program to ensure that all citizens receive medical coverage
By Cody Yiu
STAFF REPORTER
Wednesday, Nov 24,

New York Times
Health Care Costs
November 23, 2004
 
To the Editor:
 
Increasing incentives and competition are not magic potions to control health care costs (Economic Scene, Nov. 18).
 
Independent

By Ellen Goodman 
The Boston Globe, 11/15/04

BOSTON -- Toward the end of the campaign, President Bush offered his small variation on JFK's famous line: Ask not

Berkshire Eagle, Lenox, MA
Monday, November 15, 2004
Honoring our troops
By Suzanne L. King M.D.

Last Week we celebrated Veterans' Day. Parades and services honored veterans from past