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The recent debate over Cancer screening has led the Government to reissue opinions by the Health Care Agencies. Is the Government becoming too involved in Individual decisions? Do you object to mandatory determinations by government on the distribution of vaccines, regulation of air and water pollution or should the free market ensure equitable distribution of resources?

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Being a conservative, I propose that free market should ensure equitable distribution of resources. Government should not become too involved with distribution of vaccines ...

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