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On Healthcare We Are The Prisoner Of Our Past. The Way We Got To Develop Any Kind Of Medical Insurance Program Was During World War Ii When Companies Facing Shortages Of Workers Began To Offer Healthcare Benefits As An Inducement For Employment. So From The Early 1940s Healthcare Was Seen As A Privilege Connected To Employment. And After The War When Soldiers Came Back And Went Back Into The Market There Was A Lot Of Competition, Because The Economy Was So Heated Up.

I Think That We Have To Be Constantly Asking Ourselves, 'how Do We Calculate The Risk?' And Sometimes We Don't Calculate It Correctly; We Either Overstate It Or Understate It.

I Can't Stand The Kind Of Paralysis That Some People Fall Into Because They're Not Happy With The Choices They've Made.

You've Got To Be Willing To Work, And If You're Willing To Work, You Should Be Able To Get Ahead And Stay Ahead.

I Think We're All Safer When The Police Respect The Communities They're Supposed To Serve, And The Communities Respect The Law.