Backers tout benefits for rural folks, who don’t see many

By Keith Chu / The Bulletin
September 20, 2009

WASHINGTON " People in rural areas are more likely to be Republican and oppose health care reform. They're also more likely to be poor, uninsured and have health problems. That doesn't add up, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said in an interview with The Bulletin last week.

While....

Read complete article