“The complaints were made about high administration costs.”
And yet, no one is able to back it up in comparison to the administration costs of private insurance.
“The other complaint was premiums rising and both of these problems would be avoided by the government. Obviously just a pipe dream. We will get poorer service and rising fees.”
Which we are getting from private indusry.
“Even you say “when it was properly run”. Look at medicare just for 65+ and over and see their insurmountable financial problems.”
Before or after the conservatives got control of the system?
“Look at the Massachusetts plan.”
Why? It’s not what Obama and the Democrats proposing.
“Look at what California considered and rejected for economic reasons.”
Accurate, but irrelevant.
“What the proponents are basically saying I hate what we have and will try absolutely anything else. If it turns out to be worse, too bad.”
Nope. That’s not what proponents are saying at all. What proponents are saying is that “What we have is currently failing us due to lack of choice. What we need is more choice in health care, not less.”
Try to not put your own words in the proponents’ mouths unless you know exactly what you’re talking about.
“But once a government plan is instituted there is never ever going to be a chance to go back.”
“The complaints were made about high administration costs.”
And yet, no one is able to back it up in comparison to the administration costs of private insurance.
“The other complaint was premiums rising and both of these problems would be avoided by the government. Obviously just a pipe dream. We will get poorer service and rising fees.”
Which we are getting from private indusry.
“Even you say “when it was properly run”. Look at medicare just for 65+ and over and see their insurmountable financial problems.”
Before or after the conservatives got control of the system?
“Look at the Massachusetts plan.”
Why? It’s not what Obama and the Democrats proposing.
“Look at what California considered and rejected for economic reasons.”
Accurate, but irrelevant.
“What the proponents are basically saying I hate what we have and will try absolutely anything else. If it turns out to be worse, too bad.”
Nope. That’s not what proponents are saying at all. What proponents are saying is that “What we have is currently failing us due to lack of choice. What we need is more choice in health care, not less.”
Try to not put your own words in the proponents’ mouths unless you know exactly what you’re talking about.
“But once a government plan is instituted there is never ever going to be a chance to go back.”
……why?