Sen. Coburn: Cut from Medicare to Reduce Deficit


Published On: May 28th, 2011

In an interview with WSJ’s Jerry Seib, Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma gives his reasons for leaving the ‘Gang of Six’ bipartisan deficit negotiations and offers his own prescription for fixing the nation’s finances.

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