Uninsured RX

Republican opponents of health care reform were aked, last week, if they knew how many of their constituents are uninsured. Joe Wilson, Steve King, Jim DeMint, Darryl Issa and Virginia Foxx were all asked by someone at starkreports.com. None of them could answer the question.

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What percent of the growth of the uninsured population do illegals & and their U.S.-born children under 18 have in the U.S. ?