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A Practical Reform: Indian Country As The 51st State
The federal government could treat Indian Country, at least for health programs, as the 51st state.
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The federal government could treat Indian Country, at least for health programs, as the 51st state.
The Indian Health Service serves as an example of "big" government health care that is lean and efficient.
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