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Edwin Bradley, Waynesville • July 3, 2009 12:15 AM The letter, “Sees socialized medicine differently than recent writers,” (AC-T, June 20), makes reasoned arguments in a reasonable manner about the pitfalls of a government health plan. I submit an opposing view. My wife and I lived in Britain and have relatives in Britain and Canada. Virtually all of our relatives and others who we have discussed the matter with are quite satisfied with their government health plans. None of them would exchange their systems for our system. It is true that patients in Britain and Canada lacking private health insurance sometimes have to wait on a list to get medical treatment. In the U.S. the people who do not have private health insurance do not... [read full story]
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THE DUP was right to agree to power sharing in 2007 because “for the first time in a generation unionism is winning”, party leader Peter Robinson has claimed. Unionism has not had such control over its future since before 1972,...
