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Massachusetts / Health Care Plan (Part II) #1025133

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Jun 24, 2012
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(Studio: Jeff Glor) The coming Supreme Court consideration of President Obama's health care plan noted; finding of a Reuters/Ipsos poll on the opposition to the individual mandate in Obama's health insurance plan outlined on screen.

(Studio: Jeff Glor) The health care plan developed by then-Governor Mitt Romney for the state of Massachusetts examined; health care statistics cited; details given about the improvements in care. [ROMNEY - says Massachusetts is taking a giant life forward.] [Governor Deval PATRICK - comments on the health care plan.] [Lost insurance, has asthma, Mary FLYNN††- says she needed health insurance.] [Cambridge Health Alliance physician Somova STOUT††- comments.]

Reporter(s):
Glor, Jeff
Duration:
00:03:10

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