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It's not enough to cut back on medication costs. Even mundane things like the water bill should be tightly monitored.
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I wonder what will happen when Health Insurance companies start going bankrupt. Goverment will step in, its just a matter time. If they dont deal with the Health Care costs and insurance costs soon, then they will be bailing out these insurance companies in a few years. The health care industry is too big, over 15% of our GDP. If the insurance companies fail, the clinics and hospitals will follow and it will continue to spiral downward from there.Ahh but private businesses come and go, succeed or fail on .As they are meant too.
There is much more.That number includes 66% who say it is very likely that the official projections understate the true cost of the plan.
Two-out-of-three voters (66%) also believe the health care plan proposed by President Obama and congressional Democrats is likely to increase the federal deficit.
This includes 65% who say middle-class tax hikes are very likely, a six-point increase from late November.
The new figures include just 20% who Strongly Favor the plan and 41% who are Strongly Opposed.
Like it did he-And this one (the move to make healthcare a right) will do the same if it gets thru.
Are you claiming that Britain did not have a Mortgage/Banking/Financial crisis? And we have already been through this. Y'all bought Socialized Health Care. We bought the Armed forces that protected you from the USSR. If you had had to defend yourselves, you could not have afforded your nanny state giveaways.fool wrote:Like it did he-And this one (the move to make healthcare a right) will do the same if it gets thru.
oh, wait...
This didn't happen in Canada.tkobo wrote:...And this one (the move to make healthcare a right) will do the same if it gets thru...