"And it's her great flaw, it's what killed health care".
"I'm always asked, 'How does it feel to have killed health care?' " Clark said.
Four armies are battling to gain control: the health insurers, hospitals, government and doctors," she writes at the start of her new book, "Who Killed Health Care?".
"They are among the most disliked industries in the United States," said Regina E. Herzlinger, a professor of business administration at the Harvard Business School and the author of the book "Who Killed Health Care?
Democrats should listen to what the voters are saying, and not allow themselves to be bought off by the groups that killed health care reform the last time it was tried.
The exhibits may now offer only that Dillinger "allegedly killed," taking care to note that the legendary gangster was never convicted of murder in the death of an Indiana police officer during a bank shootout in the 1930s.
Her new book, Who Killed Health Care? (McGraw-Hill), details the consumer-driven battle plan that can revive our doctors, economy and good health.
These are the men who killed health care reform and these are the men who killed your family.
Conventional wisdom says that the shopworn distortions and deceptions that killed health care reform in the past have lost their sting due to combination of middle-class economic worries and soothing on-message reassurances.
I just saw a really sad story about the actress who played Louise in those commercials; apparently she later couldn't get work because directors would say "I'm not hiring the woman who killed health care reform".
