Dr. Raj Sherman, the UCP's oddest candidate, backs Smith's health-care agenda Column by DonBraid abpoli ableg
But Smith is displaying Sherman as one of her key political assets on health care. He’s a useful beacon of moderation as she seeks to live down her past comments about patients paying for doctor services.
“I do have to give her credit. I’ve probably accomplished more with Danielle already than I did with Stelmach and Liepert.” It’s our money, actually. But Sherman continues: “I’m just looking at straight facts. And the fact is there is a ton of money in the budget for public health and public education.”Article content
“The real issue is management of chronic disease. People can’t be responsible for themselves if we don’t give them the tools to be responsible.”
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