On Tuesday night, President Obama cited health care reform as one of his primary legislative goals for the rest of this year. But is he right when he says over a million Americans are on the brink of losing their homes because of soaring health care costs? Are premiums rising much higher than wages? How is Obama setting up his position on the health care front by railing against the private sector in the financial industry? How much growth in government and government intrusion are we looking at if Obama gets his way on health care? And what buzz words should we be looking for in deciphering rhetoric from policy? We ask Grace-Marie Turner, president of the Galen Institute.
