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Video Testimonials
Senator Bob Corker
Senator Bob Corker was elected to the United States Senate in November of 2006.
Along with Senator Richard Burr, Senator Corker introduced the “Every American Insured Health Act.” The bill intends to provide all Americans with access to affordable and high-quality health insurance through the free market. With just a short time in the Senate, Senator Corker has earned an impressive record on healthcare issues. In our interview with Senator Corker, we discuss the “Every American Insured Health Act,” Senator McCain’s healthcare proposal, and the future of American healthcare given the election dynamics of this year.
U.S. Policymaker Testimonials
- Betsy McCaughey
- Congressman Bob Inglis
- Congressman Charles Boustany
- Congressman Jack Kingston
- Congressman Jeff Fortenberry
- Congressman Joe Pitts
- Congressman John Shadegg
- Congressman Michael C. Burgess, M.D.
- Congressman Mike Rogers
- Congressman Paul Ryan
- Congressman Ron Paul
- Congressman Tom Price
- Dr. Francois Sarkozy
- Gary Puckrein
- Grace-Marie Turner
- Joseph Antos
- Representative Marsha Blackburn
- Representative Michele Bachmann
- Senator Bob Corker
- Senator David Vitter
- Senator Jim Bunning
- Senator Jim DeMint
- Senator Richard Burr
- Senator Richard Shelby
- Tom Miller
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Health Care Fact of the Day
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About the Center for Medicine
The Center for Medicine in the Public Interest (CMPI) is a nonprofit, non-partisan organization promoting innovative solutions that advance medical progress, reduce health disparities, extend life and make healthcare more affordable, preventive and patient-centered. CMPI also provides the public, policymakers and the media a reliable source of independent scientific analysis on issues ranging from personalized medicine, food and drug safety, health care reform and comparative effectiveness.