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At its very essence, a republican believes that the rights of an individual is paramount to the well being of a nation, so long as it doesn't trampled on the rights of another individual, whereas a democrat believes that the collective welfare of the society is the most crucial aspect of a country, and is prepared to forfeit the individual for the sake of the country.

Therein lies the crux of the controversy behind the Health Care Reform Bill which was signed by President Barack Obama on March 23rd, 2010. While the Democrats aims to expand the coverage of the plans to as many Americans as possible, the Republicans are aghast at the socialistic nature of the bill, where redistribution of costs is seen as ultimately punishing the privileged.

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Declared 2012 Republican Presidential Candidate
Former Speaker of the House

Newt Gingrich

Presidential Candidate Newt Gingrich

Gingrich Position on Health Care

• He thinks that health care should be competitive and allowed to cross state lines. Competition would lower prices and provide more choices.

• He would give tax credits for developing the technology to help and prevent disabilities.

• Gingrich thinks Medicare should focus on preventative health instead of illness and that we’d save $14 billion on diabetes treatments alone.

• He thinks the government does not belong in health care. Nationalizing health care hurts everyone.

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Declared 2012 Republican Presidential Candidate
Career Flight Attendant

Tom Miller

Presidential Candidate Tom Miller

Miller Position on Health Care

• Miller will immediately de fund the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 and support its repeal.

• He will support the world renowned Mayo Clinics proposals to reform health care that were submitted to and rejected by Congress in May 2009.

• He will reform tort laws and malpractice insurance.

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Declared 2012 Republican Presidential Candidate
Former Governor of Massachusetts

Mitt Romney

Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney

Romney Position on Health Care

• Romney supports universal health care but not a government program which would raise taxes.

• As Governor of Massachusetts, Romney implemented a universal health care plan for the state.

• He plans on market reforms to expand and deregulate private insurance to decrease costs and give more Americans access to affordable care.

• He wants to offers tax breaks and other incentives to individuals without insurance.

• Romney would allow tax deductions for out-of-pocket medical expenses.

• He would permit states to direct funds spent treating the uninsured to instead assist them in purchasing private health insurance.

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Declared 2012 Republican Presidential Candidate


Matt Snyder

Presidential Candidate Matt Snyder

Snyder Position on Health Care

"Repeal Obamacare. Allow competition among states to drive costs down. Initiate tort reform to help reduce medical costs."


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Declared 2012 Republican Presidential Candidate
Businessman

Vern Wuensche

Presidential Candidate Vern Wuensche

Wuensche Position on Health Care

• Vern Wuensche strongly demands that the 2010 health care bill be repealed.

• He believes that tort reform with a cap on punitive damages should be enacted on health care cases.

• He believes that consumers should be allowed to buy health care insurance across state lines.

• Wuensche believes that free enterprise should be introduced into the health care system by means of efficient tax free medical savings accounts.

• He believes that emphasis should be placed on the prevention and early detection of health care problems.

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