Connecticut Considers Universal Health Care

Connecticut Considers Universal Health Care

18 July 2006 · No Comments

As seen at CTNewsJunkie:

State Senate leadership gathered Thursday at the Capitol to announce their intention to bring forth a universal health care plan when the next legislative session begins in January.

Senate President Donald Williams, D-Brooklyn, applauded the two Democratic candidates for governor, Mayor John DeStefano and Mayor Dannel Malloy, for making universal health care policy a central issue in their campaigns.
“The rising cost of health care is a key concern,” Williams said. Affordable health care “should be a right.”

Increasing access to healthcare and health insurance is certainly a noble goal. However, one might wonder how much such a program will cost Nutmeggers, and what sorts of fallout might arise from any state-lead efforts to control health costs.

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