> And it's the doctors deciding based on who is most likely to pull through I don’t see a distinction. Both of them are making a “for the good of many over the

> And it's the doctors deciding based on who is most likely to pull through I don’t see a distinction. Both of them are making a “for the good of many over the good of one” decision. The “death panels” rhetoric was just that. In practical terms, we already have death panels both within hospitals and within health insurance companies and neither is terribly transparent.