BULLDOG
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It was the Dumbocrats who declared that 30 million American's didn't have health insurance. We have 330 million Americans. Do the math.Yeah....it was "only" great for 91% of the population. And the rest? Well, they weren't sent home to die (you lying drama queen). They were given FREE healthcare (unfortunately).There is nothing to "fix" until you progressives screw everything up. For instance, we had the greatest healthcare in the world until you nitwits created "Obamacare" and put us trillions more in debt. Now we have to repeal that shit.Actually, you RW Nutcases do that and don't really care who it hurts. You have 4 years to fix things. If you can't, get ready to see your buddies unemployed.
What is this "WE" you speak of. It was only great for a percentage of the population. The rest were just sent home to die.
Time for you to pony up a few decent cites for your 91% and the 9% that got it free.
As far as the other 9% that didn't have coverage - besides the obvious (Medicaid, charities, etc.) it is illegal for a hospital to refuse a person healthcare. I personally know an individual who recently had a costly surgery (an older gentlemen who was self-employed). He was no insured, so the hospital simply ate the cost.
If you don't know either of those facts are true and you need a link to confirm them, then you are woefully uninformed and really shouldn't be discussing any of this. Both of what I stated are common knowledge.
What does an emergency room do for someone with diabetes, or heart disease, or any of the other chronic diseases if they aren't in an emergency situation, and have no insurance? They send them home to die.