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Dr. Paul Ehnnann objects
to a system of government-
mandated health care.

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U.S. Rep. Sander Levin believes
in universal health care.

tive benefits will take
away from the dollars that
can be spent on other ar-
eas in our society."
Education, housing,
food, health care. Univer-
sity of Michigan Associate
Philosophy Professor
David Velleman and U.S.
Rep. Sander Levin, D-
Southfield, believe it is
useless to discuss these ba-
sic human needs in terms of
rights. But one thing is clear,
says Professor Velleman:
"Just as a well-educated pop-
ulace is a public good from
which we all benefit, so, too, is
a healthy populace."

"It's another way
for bureaucrats to
control our daily
lives. We're talking
about democracy
versus socialism."

Dr. Paul Ehrmann

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Rep. Levin believes univer-
sal coverage is a "humane and
cost-effective approach," aimed
at protecting the suggested
37 million uninsured Ameri-
cans. Rep. Levin also believes

universal coverage will miti-
gate cost-shifting, whereby
insurance companies pass on
expenses incurred by uninsur-
ed patients to employers who
pay for their workers' benefits.
Marianne Udow, senior vice
president for planning and de-
velopment services at Blue
Cross-Blue Shield, observes
that society's views on health
care have, indeed, evolved over
the decades.
"Originally, health insurance
was designed as any other com-
modity," she says. "Over time,
we began to view it like educa-
tion."
The trend is no consolation
to Dr. Ehrmann. To him,
health-care-as-a-right boils
down to "rights on the govern-
ment's terms. It's another way
for bureaucrats to control our
daily lives. We're talking about
democracy versus socialism,
and it's not going to stop with
the issue of health care." 0