In the weekly Republican address, Carly Fiorina, former CEO of HP, describes how she was diagnosed with and beat breast cancer.
She explains why the recent recommendation on mammograms from a government-run panel was so troubling, especially because costs were a significant factor in the decision.
She points out, "The health care bill now being debated in the Senate explicitly empowers this very task force to influence future coverage and preventive care."
She wonders, under the Democrat health bill, "Will a bureaucrat determine that my life isn't worth saving?"
"Do we really want government bureaucrats, rather than doctors, dictating how we prevent and treat something like breast cancer?" she asks.
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