The loud and heated health care debate seems to largely have two
camps – those arguing in favor of socialized care, managed by the
government; the other stubbornly, even emotionally resisting it, but
having little else to add.
Of those resisting it, it doesn’t seem that many are making
productive suggestions that give American families much to noodle on if
they rejected the socialized plan.
That’s why I was so pleased to see Whole Food’s CEO, John Mackey’s Op Ed piece, “The Whole Foods Alternative to ObamaCare”, in the August 11th edition of the Wall Street Journal.
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