Personal finance columnist Jane Bryant Quinn took on the naysayers in the July 30 edition of “Newsweek,” contending that universal health insurance is not only possible, but can be pulled off without squeezing taxpayers dry or undermining the quality of care. In her provocative piece, she refutes point by point the classic arguments against expanding on the Medicare template to cover all Americans of any age.
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