We have a lot of questions about the administration's new healthcare plan.

How much will it cost?
How much of our freedom will we have to give up?
Will we be able to choose our own doctors?
And what about rationing of heath care?
The Wall Street Journal has a disturbing article about the future of healthcare and why we should be very concerned…
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