On
the final night of the Democratic National Convention, President
Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden made their pitch to
America’s voters: The theme of the night was choice — not just of
candidates, but of governing visions on issues like the economy,
deficits, and taxes. “When all is said and done - when you pick up
that ballot to vote - you will face the clearest choice of any time
in a generation,” said Obama. "On every issue, the choice you face
won't be just between two candidates or two parties. It will be a
choice between two different paths for America. A choice between
two fundamentally different visions for the future.”
But as we’ve pointed out so many times here at Reason, on so many major issues, the two major party tickets have awfully similar track records.
Romney passed a Massachusetts health care overhaul with a mandate, subsidies for regulated private insurance, and an expansion of Medicaid. Obama passed a national health care overhaul with a mandate, subsidies for regulated private insurance, and an expansion of Medicaid.
Read more: http://reason.com/blog/2012/09/06/a-choice-between-two-different-futures-o
But as we’ve pointed out so many times here at Reason, on so many major issues, the two major party tickets have awfully similar track records.
Romney passed a Massachusetts health care overhaul with a mandate, subsidies for regulated private insurance, and an expansion of Medicaid. Obama passed a national health care overhaul with a mandate, subsidies for regulated private insurance, and an expansion of Medicaid.
Read more: http://reason.com/blog/2012/09/06/a-choice-between-two-different-futures-o
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