Amid Calls for Universal Health Care from Politicians, A Group of Doctors Calls for Ban on Drug Company Gifts to Doctors; In Massachusetts Romney and Democrats Are Arguing over Who Has Best Plan
            As even Pres. Bush has been forced to call for Universal Health Care for all, a group of prominent doctors has strongly recommended that drug companies be banned from making gifts to doctors, a universal practice today.
            "Docs say they can't be bought but each time you get a gift, ultimately it does affect what you prescribe," said the leader of the group who is at Columbia University. It is a universal practice that drug companies start with medical students and pay their way to resorts for training in many areas of medicine.
            Hillary Clinton was excited about establishing universal health care in the first two years of her husband's Presidency until she suffered such a humiliating defeat that she totally fled the scene and gave her attention for several years to buying antiques for the White House until she was rehabilitated. Her plan would have, in many instances, forced citizens under federal law to go to the doctor who was selected for them.
            Scholars tell MassNews that citizens have a Constitutional right to make their own decisions about their health without being told by the government what is best for them.   
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