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Proposition: Lobbying has no place in the health care debate. Argue for or against this proposition. Provide evidentiary support.

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I argue against the proposition that lobbying has no place in the healthcare debate, due to the fact that lobbying is instrumental in many facets of healthcare, and this is highly beneficial to the general public when this lobbying is done in an ethical manner for an ethical cause. Lobbying is very important to the healthcare debate, due to the fact that healthcare organizations as well as many other private and public organizations are active in lobbying government officials to vote on health-care legislation that is in ...

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