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Originally Posted by Wayland Woman
Well, I'm old and on Medicare and I don't feel that way. The politic option is the only way to keep costs down, in my opinion. It's impossible to figure out why some people feel the way they do. I have a nephew who lost a great job two years ago and has been working temporary jobs off and on every since. He and his family have no health insurance and he's been out protesting health care reform. But then he's a die-hard fan of Rush. Enough said.
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fact is that the bills that are being purposed are garbage...they do NOTHING to lower the cost of health CARE...they do NOTHING to even lower the cost of health INSURANCE...btw..insurance is not CARE.....all the house version does is MANDATE that you buy insurnace, either though a private insuance company, or though the 'government' insuance company...and the currenty senate version, wont do crap for the supposed 30 million uninsured since they mostly fall in the 18-45 age bracket...lowing the age of medicare to 55 will do NOTHING for what these bills were originally supposed to take care of
we need health CARE reform...not more bureaucracy
and single payer is not the answer, not with the size of our population, especially the amount of elderly, sick, and the 'non-workers'.
every country that has single payer, is cutting back because they cant afford it...to include france
LOOK, at either of the bills, the house bill, and the currently debated senate bill....they do NOTHING to lower costs:
will they make a xray cheaper....no
will the make an MRI machine cheaper....no
will it make perscription drugs cheaper....no
will they lower the costs of running a hospital or doctors office....no
will they lower INSURANCE costs...nope
what will the house bill do...it has a 'government' option health INSURANCE, and it MANDATES that people buy either the government option or private....does nothing to lower cost of insurance,,and surely does NOTHING to lower the actual cost of medical CARE