The big fix

National Journal

|March 3, 1995

Abstract:

Republicans are talking about making at least $100 billion in cuts or reductions in the growth of medicare--the highly popular, though increasingly unaffordable, health program for older Americans. But is taking on medicare a political poison pill?

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