THE WASHINGTON TIMES
FIXING HEALTH CARE - Lawyers, HMOs maintain tight grip
By Alan Nathan
Published October 11, 2007
Whether it’s the GOP Kow-towing to the Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) lobbyists, or Democrats succumbing to the American Trial Lawyers Association (ATLA), the two establishment-parties are discovering that donors often cost more than they give.
It’s like the imaginary independence of young college students: The degree to which they’re reliant upon Mumzie and Dadzie is the extent to which they are answerable to them. Real freedom requires either self-sustaining means, or good-will assistance with no strings attached. Unfortunately, these interest groups provide enough string to support a bondage convention.