Talk:Chris Keyser
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President Obama, senator Kennedy, and other leaders in reforming our health care system have emphasized the important role of systemic change centered on improved primary care. Chris Keyser has been one of the major voices shaping that awareness. She is a regular on Capitol Hill, especially in her close working relationship with Senator Jim Buning.
Certainly, she has far greater significance than some included listings of athletes on minor sports teams I've never heard of.