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<p>ADVANCE PRAISE FOR CRITICAL<br> &#8220;I may not agree with some of the political statements but Senator Daschle is right on target on the need to start a serious dialogue on health care for Americans.&nbsp; His thoughtful health-care proposals will move the process forward.&nbsp; Senator Daschle and I agree on the need for nonpartisanship in coming to grips with this number one domestic problem.&#8221; &#8212;Bob Dole, former Senate majority leader<br>&#8220;The American health-care system is in crisis, and workable solutions have been blocked for years by deeply entrenched ideological divisions. Sen. Daschle brings fresh thinking to this problem, and his Federal Reserve for Health concept holds great promise for bridging this intellectual chasm and, at long last, giving this nation the health care it deserves.&#8221; &#8212;Senator Barack Obama (IL)<br>&nbsp;&#8220;This book provides real solutions for America&#8217;s broken health care system.&#8221; &#8212;Senator Harry Reid (N

ADVANCE PRAISE FOR CRITICAL<br> I may not agree with some of the political statements but Senator Daschle is right on target on the need to start a serious dialogue on health care for Americans. His thoughtful health-care proposals will move the process forward. Senator Daschle and I agree on the need for nonpartisanship in coming to grips with this number one domestic problem. --Bob Dole, former Senate majority leader<br> The American health-care system is in crisis, and workable solutions have been blocked for years by deeply entrenched ideological divisions. Sen. Daschle brings fresh thinking to this problem, and his Federal Reserve for Health concept holds great promise for bridging this intellectual chasm and, at long last, giving this nation the health care it deserves. --Senator Barack Obama (IL)<br> This book provides real solutions for America's broken health care system. --Senator Harry Reid (NV), Senate majority leader<br> Critical provides answers to one of the most vexing challenges of our time. --John Podesta, president and CEO of the Center for American Progress and a former White House chief of staff <br> It is a must-read. --Jerome H. Grossman M.D., senior fellow and director of the Health Care Delivery Project at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government<br> Senator Daschle adds to his reputation as a clear thinker and leader. Critical shows us not only why we must solve our health care crisis but that--with political will--we can. --Judy Feder, professor and dean at Georgetown Public Policy Institute

I may not agree with some of the political statements but Senator Daschle is right on target on the need to start a serious dialogue on health care for Americans. His thoughtful health-care proposals will move the process forward. Senator Daschle and I agree on the need for nonpartisanship in coming to grips with this number one domestic problem. Bob Dole, former Senate majority leader The American health-care system is in crisis, and workable solutions have been blocked for years by deeply entrenched ideological divisions. Sen. Daschle brings fresh thinking to this problem, and his Federal Reserve for Health concept holds great promise for bridging this intellectual chasm and, at long last, giving this nation the health care it deserves. Senator Barack Obama (IL) This book provides real solutions for America's broken health care system. Senator Harry Reid (NV), Senate majority leader Critical provides answers to one of the most vexing challenges of our time. John Podesta, president and CEO of the Center for American Progress and a former White House chief of staff It is a must-read. Jerome H. Grossman M.D., senior fellow and director of the Health Care Delivery Project at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government Senator Daschle adds to his reputation as a clear thinker and leader. Critical shows us not only why we must solve our health care crisis but that--with political will--we can. Judy Feder, professor and dean at Georgetown Public Policy Institute

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Tom Daschle is a former U.S. Senator and Senate majority leader from South Dakota. He is currently a special policy advisor at the law firm Alston & Bird LLP, a visiting professor at the Georgetown Public Policy Institute, and a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress. Jeanne M. Lambrew is an associate professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas. Dr. Lambrew is also a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress. Previously, she worked on health policy at the White House as the program associate director for health at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and as the senior health analyst at the National Economic Council. Scott S. Greenberger, a former staff reporter at The Boston Globe, is a writer and consultant at Ricchetti, Inc., in Washington, D.C.

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