GOP Senate candidate to address Colorado doctors
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Republican Senate candidate Ken Buck wants to repeal the new federal health care law. He’ll be asked for details as he meets with Colorado doctors today.
Buck meets with the Colorado Medical Society at the group’s annual meeting in Vail. Buck opposes the health care overhaul signed into law earlier this year and has criticized a federal requirement that people must have health insurance.
The Colorado Medical Society also invited Buck’s Democratic opponent, Sen. Michael Bennet, who supported the overhaul. Bennet could not make the event.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Hickenlooper meets with the doctors on Saturday.
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