Another week, another study about health care costs. And like almost every other economic indicator these days, there's good news and there's bad news.

Anyone else notice how we never seem to talk about the doctors?

Are private exchanges a return to D.C. health plans?

Broker on Record Steven Walsh

For a writer, coming up with the idea is all too often the hardest part. At least its always been that way for me. After thatgood or badit just pours right out.

I wanted to tackle a more fundamental question this week. Lost in the smoke and rhetoric of Romney's candid camera appearance was his reference to health care: Are we entitled to health care?

It should come as no surprise that as consumers of health care we've come to expect instant access, hi-res imagery and a user-friendly interfaceall on the mobile device (and operating system) of our choice.

Listen, I can see already how this Mitt Romney Undercover expose will be turned into another Vast Leftwing Media Conspiracy story, but, honestly, how does someone whos been running for president for almost eight years get caught so flatfooted?