A lawyer by training and a former journalist, Miller has worked on issues ranging from Medicare prescription drug benefits to medical savings accounts. While at the committee, he worked on social security reform legislation and organized a number of hearings that focused on reforms in private health care markets.
In our interview with Mr. Miller, we discuss in great detail the 2008 Presidential candidates’ health care plans.
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