TNHarley
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Canadian system works pretty well. They're more satisfied with it than Americans have been under our system. Still to be determined if we'll like ACA. The major problem with the situation, as I see it, is that we've still got insurance companies involved. When you have a situation where everybody's going to eventually need benefits, it's going to be rife with corruption when the profit motive's on the line.
There is something that tears me on the issue.. Gov't cant run shit
I like the idea of EVERYONE having coverage(as long as they pay for it) but, damn man, they just cant seem to run anything. I am all for small gov't, but somethings the gov't has to run. The healthcare thinggy is just scarey. What if a gov't started a one-payer and sold it privately with guidelines?
Yes, but it didn't worked out very well when health care was turned over to the insurance companies in the form of HMO's, PPO's and their other managed care scams. All in an effort to keep down health care costs. Here we are today with the highest health care costs in the world and premiums none but the twenty somethings and wealthy can afford.
I highly doubt the government could do worse, to be honest. You'd probably disagree.
You support ACA and talk about premiums? LOL
I clearly stated I was for healthcare reform before this shit
Ask USPS how they are doing