Some people support a government-run health care system out of political expediency; others from a sincere belief it's the right thing to do. While I disagree with this conclusion, I respect the passion and beliefs of sincere advocates like Stephen Schear. Mr. Schear is a founder of Health Access and author of Proposition 186, the [...]
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