Faces of Health Care: Liberty, but No Coverage

Published On: November 12th, 2009

Clark Ruper, a self-proclaimed Libertarian in Washington, DC has no health care and doesn’t believe in federally mandated coverage. Part 6 of the WSJ’s “Faces of Health Care” series.

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