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Minnesota Republicans form health care coalition
Staff//August 27, 2009//
Listen to this articleThe Republican Party of Minnesota has formed a health care coalition to “help prevent a government takeover of the American health care system” and promote positive alternatives that “put doctors and patients in charge.”
The coalition, formed by former state Rep. Fran Bradley, R-Rochester, and Brian Davis, Fred Nobrega and Scott Wright, is made up of 26 people, including politicians, health care workers, small business owners, insurance agents and others who are interested in the ongoing debate about U.S. health care reform.
Members of the coalition will submit op-ed pieces and letters to the editor and formulate “positive Republican alternatives,” according to a press release, with the goal of issuing a series of recommendations for the most effective ways to reform the health care system.
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