The Knoxville News Sentinel gets Beacon CEO Justin Owen’s take on the Medicare reform proposal put forth by vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan.
“If you cut through the rhetoric and the allegations we’re going to throw seniors off of Medicare, you’ll see it’s actually a good thing,” said Justin Owen, president and chief executive officer of the Beacon Center of Tennessee, a free-market think tank in Nashville.
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