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The disabled man, Austin Boucher, says doctors gave him six months to live after he was born. He says his family could not afford medical treatment without insurance. Johnson supports a return to high-risk pools, which existed before the Affordable Care Act.

He said they will cost the state less than a reinsurance program approved this year that will temporarily subsidize insurers for high-cost enrollees. Democrats say those within the high-risk pools will end up paying more, meaning many could not afford health coverage. Walz has said he ultimately supports a single-payer, government-run health care model. Johnson says that would lead to major tax increases, create new bureaucracy, and provide worse health care. Kayla Castaneda, a Walz spokeswoman, declined to say whether Walz agreed with the criticisms leveled against Johnson in the ad.

Johnson completes his treatment of these aural landscapes with on-location recordings of atmospheric sounds such as rain storms and creaking gates - incorporating them into the music in an artful way. On his second album, he collaborated with Sandy Simpson to record Through the Door , which took up the theme of spiritual quest inspired by the novels of George MacDonald The Golden Key.

It also continued the use of synthesizers in the slightly sci-fi themed song, The Jupiter Effect. It was also on this album that Johnson first recorded his personal 'theme' - 'Someday someday' — a song he would record in several versions throughout his discography. Johnson continued the theme of the spiritual quest on albums such as: Fallen Splendour and Pilgrimage. Incorporating influences from several of the Inklings, including a song inspired by C. Lewis — Dream of the Island Similitudes.

His more recent vocal works are more liturgically inspired. His collaborations with Irish flutist, Brian Dunning , include music inspired by the stories of Stephen R. Lawhead as well as a series of Celtic Christmas releases which were licensed by Windham Hill for that label's Winter Solstice and Celtic Christmas compilations. He also collaborated on several releases with Portland, Oregon bassist, David Friesen and additional releases with world-renowned guitarist, Phil Keaggy.

In , he released Eirlandia , an instrumental release of Modern Irish music. The album was inspired by the Stephen R. Lawhead novel of the same name.

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