The destruction of private alternatives is an important part of the overall takeover of health care by the government. You don't see a lot of talk about this in front of the general public, but you can hear it if you get the politicians in front of a sympathetic group.
The long-term goal, of course, is the destruction of private alternatives in almost everything. Health care is just the one that delivers the most power to the State in one fell swoop.
I'm happy you want to destroy a health care system that's working very well for me and almost 80 percent of Americans in order to force us into a politically-controlled monopolized one-size-fits-all system. I have to get dragged along because others have the delusion that a centralized government authority can provide an essential service to 300 million people more efficiently and at less cost than hundreds of private sector providers.
Wake up. If this wasn't about power instead of health care, they'd be working on methods to help those without insurance or those who have fallen through the cracks, instead of being intent on obliterating the entire system and shoving us all into socialized medicine.
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- Even with 60 Senators health care not a slam dunk
- Interesting that the Nays all have public health care
- "slowly phase out private industry"
- So do the "pros."
- In 6 days, my daughter will have no health insurance at all.
- Just let private enterprise handle it.
- My son passed a kidney stone...
- What state does she live in? (n/t)
- And by the way...
- In 6 days, my daughter will have no health insurance at all.
- re: slam dunk
- One more proof of the need for a TOTAL ban on all campaign contributions. (n/t)
- Then who pays for elections?
- Nobody. Elections will have strict limits of $10,000 for Congress & $100,000 for President paid out of CANDIDATE's own pocket.
- Then who pays for elections?
- Interesting that the Nays all have public health care