ATLANTA — Debates at trade shows can be funny things.
The one that opened this year's Institute for HealthCare Consumerism 2014 Forum & Expo, in fact, boasted a clash of titans in The Heritage Foundation's John Goodman facing off against Emory University's Kenneth Thorpe.
Problem is, when you get two of the country's bigger authorities in health care reform on stage, and they actually agree, it's tough to squeeze much tension out of what's left.
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