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Today’s health insurance affordability crisis is a rerun of the one Kentucky faced in the 1990s. The cause is the same. The path to relief is the same. And once again, Frankfort can deliver it.

As insurance premiums soar and federal debt mounts, great political dividends await the party that offers a viable program for ending third-party payment.

These are tough times for American physicians. Costs are rising. So are administrative burdens stemming from government regulation. An aging population needs more medical help, yet the economics of ...