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U.S. health care spending … cut it! Be careful what you ask for

2013 In 2011, the most recent year in which most of the countries reported data, the U.S. spent 17.7% of its GDP on health care,

2013 The amount of controversy is well known. Democrats applaud them and Republicans want to make them go away. I’m betting many Americans think the

Is there any good reason that pension and other retirement benefits should bankrupt a city or company for that matter? That’s an emphatic no! Except

2013 I read this in the Jul 1 WSJ: The quality of the coverage is transparent, so you know what is covered and that you