Government programs can’t trump bad behavior
A LL on the same day last week, Oklahoma got a failing health report card, the governor signed a comprehensive health care reform bill and zealots for an insurance coverage mandate concluded that the Legislature is doing little or nothing to improve the state’s health status.
We’ve long believed that Oklahomans must do more to improve their own health care, that no amount of reform or mandates will bring...
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