"Four years after Bush, "about 45.8 million Americans did not have health insurance in 2004, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Almost 7 million Californians are uninsured."
And it hasn't gotten any better.
And some people are worried about the poor Venezuelans."
I'm sure, if you passed a law requiring people have health insurance, more people might buy insurance. But the question is what going to do to people who don't choose buy health insurance?
What would Bowser suggest as a punishment?
With car insurance, they will fine you or not allow you to legally drive.
We could pass a law that says that in order to work, people must buy insurance- or company will be fined or tax lieus placed on homes if for instance someone hires someone to cut the lawn who doesn't provider proof of Health insurance.
Does that sound like a good idea?
Do you have a better idea?
Or maybe if the Canadians finally decide they had enough of their govt run heath care, we could hire those administrators who lose their jobs to come run ours down in the States. Win-win?
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