Bernie Sanders is a dope.
Why does the avg American spend $7900 on healthcare, because of govt not because of lack of govt. Govt puts mandates on every policy that drive up the costs of that policy. There is no portability of policies because govt wont allow it. You cannot sell a PA policy in NJ and vise versa.
There is only one way I would get behind the nationalization of HI, they go first. Sanders, go wait at the clinic for treatment. Kennedy, no running to Duke for your tumor, you go to the clinic in your district. These people are all hypocrites they want for you what is not good enough for them. This is like the public vs private school arguement. Yes, all the politicans support public schools, then send their kids to private schools. Same thing here, they all want Nationalized medicine, for the people not for them. It will cost too much and when the program is not properly funded or runs out of money mid-year, what happens, rationing.
With the you can keep yours but we offer this plan for the poor, that wont work either. They tried that in Hawaii, people stopped paying for their own and got on the public plan:
Hot Air » Blog Archive » Shock: People take advantage of free government health care Quote:
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Hawaii has ended an experiment with universal health care for children because it proved a little too successful. Seven months after launching Keiki Care, a flood of enrollments caused it to run over budget.
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Once again these people refuse to look at the past before trying to determine the future.
How do they plan on paying for this (I know cost is no object for the BHO administration) a VAT. I thought 95% of working Americans would get a tax decrease, a VAT effects everyone.
Why destroy a system that services 85% of Americans for a system that will attempt to cover 100% of Americans on a less effective level
Poll: Health care costs too expensive, Americans say - CNN.com Quote:
More than eight in 10 Americans questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey released Thursday said they're satisfied with the quality of health care they receive.
And nearly three out of four said they're happy with their overall health care coverage.
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