Globe Editorial
JOHN MCCAIN pretended last week to treat health insurance, an essential of modern life, as something that could be relegated to the marketplace and individual choice. A robust government role, however, is a precondition to extend coverage to the 47 million Americans who are without it. The market alone cannot achieve that result. (Full article: 413 words)
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