Health Care Reform a Moral Imperative, But Must Cover Immigrants, Too

The archbishop of Washington argues the moral case for "urgently needed" health care reform in the following op-ed: As Congress returns to work, the debate on health care reform surely will focus on the political, technical and economic repercussions of various proposals. What cannot get lost in this debate, however, are the moral implications. Health care is about life and death, who can take their children to the doctor and who cannot, who can afford decent medical coverage and who is left to fend for themselves. Because health care reform has real consequences -- literally ...

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