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POLITICS ASIDE, AMERICANS overwhelmingly agree that our health-care system needs emergency care. It costs too much, is riddled with waste, and completely leaves out about 46 million people.
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Changing the system has been a top issue in the 2008 presidential race, and both major-party candidates promise dramatic reforms for people not on Medicare.
But their approaches are radically different. Sen. John McCain, Republican of Arizona, would create a deregulated national insurance market, expand individual coverage, and rely on competition to drive costs down. People with serious health problems could join government-subsidized ...