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Would health care reform help you?

Tue, 02 Feb 2010 23:23:00 -0700

Many obstacles and stumbling blocks remain in the way of health care reform. The House and Senate bills will have to be merged, and then

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Wed, 03 Feb 2010 20:44:25 -0700

Yes. Health insurance reform will help me.That isn't a sufficient political argument, however, for an individual mandate without a public option. In fact, it precludes my making that argument, because I am then the one making demands upon others to pony up and pay private corporations for my benefit.

K. J. Lansing

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 14:22:52 -0700

Without a total anyone-who wants-to-buy into-Medicare public-type option, whatever Congress passes will be almost useless, and could even cause the medical care system to collapse under the oppressive thumb of the insurance companies.

For any bill to have any merit, the backs of the insurers must be broken, their monoploy, their money, their influence and their power taken away.

A proper bill would have that for starters, followed by:

*No! Zero! Zilch! advertising by any insurance or drug company...

[In Japan they banned all advertising of all drugs during dinner hour, because people were getting sick at having their meals ruined with "invasive" athleted foot, jock and vaginal itch and the like disgusting commericals. They get points for that even their cars have seen better quality control days.]

*No pre-existing conditions...
*No annual sign ups, you can sign up or switch plans at any time...
*Government purchases of prescription drugs, the same as foreign countries...
*No donut holes...
*All medical needs covered including dental...
*No more breaks for insurance companies. All the special favors' laws that Congress gave them for their special interest waived.

If my state, California, can have a co-op of auto insurers for the indigent and high-risk drivers on the cheap, then the states can do the same thing for health insurance.

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Mon, 15 Feb 2010 23:18:40 -0700

Hi Guy's,
I am then the one making demands upon others to pony up and pay private corporations for my benefit. -

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Thu, 27 May 2010 01:36:17 -0600

Everything in this world has two faces and that are advantages and disadvantages both.So its completely on us how we take the health care reform be. For some it may be effective and for some it may not be. So one can also react accordingly if it is beneficial to them and one is completely free to raise their voices if they are not happy with their rights.