 jatfla says: I have not met a single person who is not completely worried about this healthcare issue. No one argues that there are a lot of things that need to be fixed or altered. But the *rush* factor is very puzzling. Better to intelligently deal with one portion at a time than to throw over the entire system when parts of it are working well. The 'rush' factor is needed so the dimwits who adore obama, do not have the time to see what it really entails and they too turn against it. Intelligence and the idiosyncratic far-left are akin to trying to mix water & oil. Hopefully enough moderate dems who see the idea as worse than bad, and those who are coming up for re-election do not get on board with the rest of the lunatics and defeat it. Wendell Potter, the former head of PR for insurance industry giant Cigna calls bullshit. He called bullshit on this in congressional testimony. Right now, people are being kicked off of the rolls of the insured when no fraud or abuse is alleged because it boosts the corporate profit line. People are dying because the corporation's main goal is to divert money from healthcare to investor dividends. One of the big savings of a public plan is that you don't have to spend millions of administrative dollars deciding to kick off the... Er, that should be "One of the big savings of a public plan is that you don't have to spend millions of administrative dollars deciding who to kick off the plan." UGH! That should read that they would continue to doMy lack of proofreading skillz... let me show u them. |
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