The Bush Administration in search of a health policy.
As a candidate, George Bush proposed a plan to help the uninsured get health coverage; promised improved care for minorities, the young, and the poor; and said he'd address the health care costs squeezing the middle class. As President, he appointed a black educator/physician to his Cabinet to head health efforts; he told the Office of Management & Budget to hold down health care inflation; and he appointed two commissions to study the uninsured. But, where's Bush's health policy?
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