Voila! Health Care Problem "Solved"
The Census Bureau said 45.7 million people - 15.3 percent of the population - were uninsured in 2007. But according to an advisor of Sen. John McCain who helped craft the Republican candidate's health care policy, those numbers are misleading.
In fact, says John Goodman, president of the National Center for Policy Analysis, the number of uninsured Americans is basically zero, and we wouldn't have this "problem" of lack of insurance in the United States if the Census Bureau simply stopped labeling people without policies as "uninsured."
In fact, says John Goodman, president of the National Center for Policy Analysis, the number of uninsured Americans is basically zero, and we wouldn't have this "problem" of lack of insurance in the United States if the Census Bureau simply stopped labeling people without policies as "uninsured."
