No fewer than 11 medical doctors are running for GOP nominations in forthcoming Senate elections. The underlying logic as Obamacare wrecks the medical system is strong. Alexandra Jaffee of The Hill writes: Eleven Republican doctors are running for the Senate, hoping that voters will see their medical expertise as an asset amid the administration's botched rollout of ObamaCare.  "Doctors are in a very unique position to look at the financing of healthcare," Rep. Paul Broun, a family physician running for the GOP nomination for Georgia's open Senate seat, told The Hill. (snip) The Senate counts only three physicians in its ranks. Last year, former Surgeon General Richard Carmona, a Democrat who ran largely on his record in medicine, lost to now-Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.).  A 2012 Gallup survey rated medical doctors as the third most-trustworthy profession, below only nurses and pharmacists. In contrast, members of Congress were second from the bottom, considered more...(Read Full Post)