BY FROMA HARROP Let the name-calling begin. A national health plan is again proposed, and its foes are trying to deal it death by unflattering labels. The old favorites include “socialized medicine” and “government takeover of health care.” Some 61% of Americans think it’s more important than ever to fix the health-care system – an encouraging number for Tom Daschle, who was put in charge of making universal coverage happen. But the former South Dakota […]
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