Yeah, he has some kind of universal health care plan that he signed into force in Massachusetts. Nevertheless, he did this while he also eliminated a $3 billion budget deficit in the state.
He has a history of discipline and success. He was elected CEO of a company in financial crisis and within about a year he had turned the company into a profitable one. He founded a private equity firm that would later become one of the largest and most profitable of such firms in the nation. He organized the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, and turned the struggling games into a financial success. If I'm not mistaken, that was one of the last profitable Olympic Games in recent history. Last but certainly not least, he was elected governor of Massachusetts, the most liberal state in the nation, as a Republican, and he's been successful there.
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