I was wrong. Rob said so and he wouldn't lie about it neither. Luckily for me I don't have a responsibility to be right. If it wasn't for that I doubt that I could take the emotional stress of talking at all. Health care is under attack from just about every angle.
Free enterprise wants in bigtime and they have lots of influence in the States.
Our cuts in services make us more vulnerable to that than we've ever been because the free enterprisers can point out that we don't have anything but services to gain if they are allowed to supply them. With these folks in the picture suddenly everyone can get an MRI tomorrow instead of waiting forever with your heart in your mouth. There is a compelling argument for allowing them to operate. There is also a compelling argument that keeping them out is an unfair practice in terms of our trade treaties. However the play breaks in legal terms it seems unlikely that all this could give us cheaper healthcare.