This week
President Obama promised "the reforms we seek" will bring greater
"inefficiencies to our health care system." It was a slip of the
tongue, but Senior Editor Jacob Sullum argues that the
Obama-inspired health care bill moving through the House of
Representatives suggests the president accidentally told the truth.
Sullum says the bill, approved last week by two House committees,
would spend much more than necessary to subsidize medical coverage
for uninsured Americans while failing to deliver on Obama's
commitment to control health care costs.
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