Mitt Romney's Position on Health Care

2012 Presidential Candidate Positions on Health Care

Mitt Romney is the former governor of Massachusetts and is a candidate for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.

As the Governor of Massachusetts, Romney signed into law a health care plan that requires nearly every citizen to obtain basic healthcare insurance in 2006. Taxpayers who failed to enroll could be fined.

Individual Issues:

Has said he does not plan to implement a plan similar to the Massachusetts health care reform law on a national level
Supports medical malpractice reform
Supports a free-market health care system
Supports the repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Opposes abortion
As governor of Massachusetts, he vetoed emergency contraception for rape victims

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Mitt Romney's Position on Health Care

2012 Presidential Candidate Positions on Health Care

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