David Goldhill

GSN

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President and CEO of GSN, the US cable television network, and author of Catastrophic Care: How American Health Care Killed my Father – and How We Can Fix It

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Obamacare was produced in part to put the brakes on the costs of healthcare in the United States, which outstrips the rest of the industrial world.

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Obamacare was produced in part to put the brakes on the costs of healthcare in the United States, which outstrips the rest of the industrial world.

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