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ISSUES AND THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES: HEALTH CARE

Divergent Paths

The most fundamental difference between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama in this policy area is over the scope of government involvement in America's health care system.

by Marilyn Werber Serafini
Saturday, June 7, 2008


The most fundamental difference between John McCain and Barack Obama over health care reform is the scope of government involvement in America's health care system. But neither candidate is steeped in the topic area--which suggests that their positions aren't set in stone.


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