There is no "rabid opposition to any form of state medical assistance" being discussed in this issue, here or anywhere else.
If anything, the irrational fixation is the insistence of some parties that all medical care should consist of nothing but state assistance, and nothing else is acceptable. The premise that the private sector should be erased from any solution is what actually paralyzes "debate and compromise," and evades the critical and inescapable issues that massive government spending in this area creates.
There's a hell of a lot of open field space between Ayn Rand and Bernie Sanders. I don't know why nobody wants to be there.
Interesting fact: no country on Earth spends more government money per capita on health care than the United States.
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Drop the straw man.
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- How's that swamp, Rob?
- This is definitely a safe place
- And it will be red America that will suffer the most from the policies he is enacting...
- Like all left wing radicals you fall back on accusations of racism
- "Oh, btw get back to me when the first person loses their health coverage due to any act of Trump or GOP congress."
- The 14 million is because the mandate is removed.
- And don't take the CBO's word on it...
- If it is such great news from the CBO...
- Jeez, TB try harder...
- The 14 million is because the mandate is removed.
- You have zero reason to insinuate I am a racist.
- "Oh, btw get back to me when the first person loses their health coverage due to any act of Trump or GOP congress."
- Democrats are losing the war
- Like all left wing radicals you fall back on accusations of racism
- And it will be red America that will suffer the most from the policies he is enacting...
- The one good thing that can be said...
- Is this something "you're" really concerned about? n/t
- This is definitely a safe place