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13 January 2010
Interview with Vincent Frakes, Project Manager of National Policy at the Center for Health Transformation, on the negative impact of ObamaCare on employers, individual taxpayers, seniors and Medicare recipients, physicians and hospitals, insurers and state governments.
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