Bravo Senator Cornyn

March 17, 2008

An op-ed in the Houston Chronicle, echoing themes that you read here:

While many are calling for health care reforms to cover the uninsured, we must first ask ourselves the important question: What good is coverage without access to it?

If we really want serious health care reform, we need to start with changing the way we pay physicians. We need a system that provides incentives for reduced costs and quality care while protecting the eroded physician-patient relationship.



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1 Anonymous March 17, 2008 at 7:29 pm

My partners and I have donated generously to John Cornyn’s campaign and I would encourage those of you who can to do the same. I have met Mr. Cornyn personally and believe he sincerely understands the issues facing physicians and patients alike.

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