In a New York Times article entitled “Health Care Rationing Rhetoric Overlooks Reality” published on June 17, 2009, David Leonhardt writes the following: Today, I want to try to explain why the case against rationing isn’t really a substantive argument. It’s a clever set of buzzwords that tries to hide the fact that societies must make choices. In truth, rationing is an inescapable part of economic life. It is the process of allocating scarce resources. Even in the United States,... Read More→