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With a quarter of Texans deficient health insurance, and Texas' share of Medicaid spending overwhelming about 25 percent of state spending, health care is on everyone's mind in Austin. The Senate's health guru, Flower Mound Republican Jane Nelson, just introduce a bill to deal with Medicaid. Gov. Rick Perry's plan is to sell the lottery and utilize the proceeds to help more Texans purchase insurance.
Points twisted to two experts to discuss what the Legislature should do. Dr. Ron Anderson, president and chief executive officer of Parkland Health and Hospital System, sees medical issues up slam every day. Dr. John Goodman, the president and chief executive officer of the Dallas-based National Center for Policy Analysis is a national champion of market-driven health care. The pair newly engaged in an e-mail exchange moderate by editorial columnist William McKenzie.
Points twisted to two experts to discuss what the Legislature should do. Dr. Ron Anderson, president and chief executive officer of Parkland Health and Hospital System, sees medical issues up slam every day. Dr. John Goodman, the president and chief executive officer of the Dallas-based National Center for Policy Analysis is a national champion of market-driven health care. The pair newly engaged in an e-mail exchange moderate by editorial columnist William McKenzie.
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