Toronado3800
Gold Member
- Nov 15, 2009
- 7,608
- 560
- 140
I do not understand. I have healthcare. Universally everyone will, or should and will have to pay for it, and if I think my private plan is better it wins out.
Now the math may be screwed from here to the end of the universe, we may have to adjust it. But I think the goal is for everyone in the country to more or less pay for insurance every time they have a job. This will cut down on the old freeloaders from the Noxon/Johnson era system.
You're right.
We're used to giving free care to anyone and everyone who happens to wander into the ER but it has driven hospitals to the brink. Because those freeloaders can walk away from their bills, we've lost trauma and burn centers all across the country.
Watch me skewer your nonsense.
1. "President Obama: Romneycare Was the Model for Obamacare"
President Obama: Romneycare Was the Model for Obamacare ? Press Releases ? Barack Obama
So....how has the socialized healthcare affected ER visits?
2. . ER visits, costs in Mass. climb
Questions raised about healthcare law's impact on overuse
By Liz Kowalczyk
Globe Staff / April 24, 2009
More people are seeking care in hospital emergency rooms, and the cost of caring for ER patients has soared 17 percent over two years, despite efforts to direct patients with nonurgent problems to primary care doctors instead, according to new state data. ER visits, costs in Mass. climb - The Boston Globe
ER visits, costs in Mass. climb - The Boston Globe
Now....don't you feel like a dunce?
So Mitt's system is a little kind also according to your link?
I would hope the yearly penalty for not having insurance would balance out with any extras it provides.
Are we debating the theory of mandatory health insurance for all? That I believe everyone needs to pay for whenever they are able since we have hospitals which have doled out socialized medicine since Eisenhower.
Or are we debating the finer points of both the Mass and Federal laws? I am 100% sure SOMETHING will need recalculated with each.