In an excellent essay for National Affairs on the importance of the “new commanding heights” of the economy (health care and education, according to the authors), Arnold Kling and Nick Schulz reference a 2008 Spectator article about health care by Philip Klein. The piece, “Learning to Care About Health Care,” was about how crucial it was for free-marketers to understand the necessity of reforming health care and take control of the process before liberals did. Seems prescient now.
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