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That in itself will force a single payer system.
Agreed, hence why I don't understand the whining about the mandate. Striking it down just pushes us closer to all out government healthcare.
Jarhead: No response to my other post ?
We see the law as flawed becuase we see the mandate as unconsittutional and without it, the law is useless as it will lead to a single payer system...which, of course, will trump the new law.
Thus why a repeal and lets see what else we can do.
What other post?
You know I will always respond...I must have missed it.
It's a complicated system and theres no easy solution to the multitude of problems that face healthcare in this country. The issue is if you remove one thing, it breaks something else and starts a chain reaction. For instance the mandate is there to help offset the costs of preventing exclusion based upon preexisting conditions, which is a very popular part of the law. So you have one of the more unpopular parts of the law (mandate) supporting one of the most popular (pre-existing conditions).