2020 Presidential Candidate: "taking away your private health care is a stone cold killer for Dems!"

[basquebromance]

i agree 100 percent

Tim Ryan wants to use yoga and mindfulness to 'get us out of the rat race' in 2020 - CNNPolitics

 

[CowboyTed]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

 

[deanrd]

This administration is in court trying to take away protections for pre-existing conditions.

 

[Maxdeath]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

I don't believe that you have kept up with the latest news on the subject. 3.2 Trillion dollars price tag for one year in the U.S. that is equal to all federal taxes collected in 2019. Even if we took every penny from the 100 richest individuals in the U.S. It would only amount to a couple hundred million. Not enough to pay even part of a year. So individual federal taxes go up double and you still have to pay state and local taxes.

A large number of rural hospitals would be forced to close or go bankrupt.

Most countries that have single payer healthcare are experiencing problems with the system due to people getting older and less young people paying into their systems. In some areas it has become health rationing of all or at a minimum the old.

 

[Maxdeath]

This administration is in court trying to take away protections for pre-existing conditions.

I think as usual you are wrong there are 20 states trying to remove certain preexisting conditions from the ACA.

Notice it is states.

 

[CowboyTed]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

I don't believe that you have kept up with the latest news on the subject. 3.2 Trillion dollars price tag for one year in the U.S. that is equal to all federal taxes collected in 2019. Even if we took every penny from the 100 richest individuals in the U.S. It would only amount to a couple hundred million. Not enough to pay even part of a year. So individual federal taxes go up double and you still have to pay state and local taxes.

A large number of rural hospitals would be forced to close or go bankrupt.

Most countries that have single payer healthcare are experiencing problems with the system due to people getting older and less young people paying into their systems. In some areas it has become health rationing of all or at a minimum the old.

Sorry but most of what you state there is partisan crap...

US spend 3.4 trillion on Healthcare, that is almost 18% of GDP while not everyone has coverage...
EU is spending jus over 10% on average France is highest at 12.25%, that is with everyone covered.

That is 1.1 trillion overspend per year on the best healhcare system in the world, France...

That is also the size of the deficit Trump is proposing next year...

So saving money and providing better care is what you are objecting to because of ideology

 

[CowboyTed]

As for private Insurance...

BUPA have a no excess (i.e. no money) policy with full private care costing $65 for everyone... No preexisting conditions, health insurers are not allow to charge more for age (unless starting a policy after 60), history, sex, job..... Everyone pays the same in private... Ireland have the same...

If there is a dispute, a lot of the time the Government looks after you and they sue the insurance company...

 

[CowboyTed]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

I don't believe that you have kept up with the latest news on the subject. 3.2 Trillion dollars price tag for one year in the U.S. that is equal to all federal taxes collected in 2019. Even if we took every penny from the 100 richest individuals in the U.S. It would only amount to a couple hundred million. Not enough to pay even part of a year. So individual federal taxes go up double and you still have to pay state and local taxes.

A large number of rural hospitals would be forced to close or go bankrupt.

Most countries that have single payer healthcare are experiencing problems with the system due to people getting older and less young people paying into their systems. In some areas it has become health rationing of all or at a minimum the old.

As Trump Strikes At ACA, Employers Sound Alarm On Pre-Existing Conditions

Trump rule would revive pre-existing condition discrimination

Trump, GOP continue to undermine protections for people with pre-existing conditions

 

[deanrd]

This administration is in court trying to take away protections for pre-existing conditions.

I think as usual you are wrong there are 20 states trying to remove certain preexisting conditions from the ACA.

Notice it is states.

With the support of the Attorney General and this administration. Don’t be stupid. Stupid is not funny and it’s not clever. Get it together.

Court battles place crucial coverage for preexisting conditions under fire

 

[hadit]

This administration is in court trying to take away protections for pre-existing conditions.

Pre-existing conditions don't require insurance plans, they require treatment plans, a different thing entirely. Instead of trying to force insurance companies to cover them, you should be trying to make dropping a customer who gets sick illegal.

 

[Maxdeath]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

I don't believe that you have kept up with the latest news on the subject. 3.2 Trillion dollars price tag for one year in the U.S. that is equal to all federal taxes collected in 2019. Even if we took every penny from the 100 richest individuals in the U.S. It would only amount to a couple hundred million. Not enough to pay even part of a year. So individual federal taxes go up double and you still have to pay state and local taxes.

A large number of rural hospitals would be forced to close or go bankrupt.

Most countries that have single payer healthcare are experiencing problems with the system due to people getting older and less young people paying into their systems. In some areas it has become health rationing of all or at a minimum the old.

Sorry but most of what you state there is partisan crap...

US spend 3.4 trillion on Healthcare, that is almost 18% of GDP while not everyone has coverage...
EU is spending jus over 10% on average France is highest at 12.25%, that is with everyone covered.

That is 1.1 trillion overspend per year on the best healhcare system in the world, France...

That is also the size of the deficit Trump is proposing next year...

So saving money and providing better care is what you are objecting to because of ideology

Even CNN is reporting the problems you are hiding from.
After 70 years, is the NHS at a crisis point? - CNN

 

[Maxdeath]

This administration is in court trying to take away protections for pre-existing conditions.

I think as usual you are wrong there are 20 states trying to remove certain preexisting conditions from the ACA.

Notice it is states.

With the support of the Attorney General and this administration. Don’t be stupid. Stupid is not funny and it’s not clever. Get it together.

Court battles place crucial coverage for preexisting conditions under fire

Damn Deany you are still dumb as a rock. The fight is in court with 20 state attorneys general. Learn the English language.
Did you somehow manage to miss North Dakota mentioned as one of the states in the first sentence?

 

[CowboyTed]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

I don't believe that you have kept up with the latest news on the subject. 3.2 Trillion dollars price tag for one year in the U.S. that is equal to all federal taxes collected in 2019. Even if we took every penny from the 100 richest individuals in the U.S. It would only amount to a couple hundred million. Not enough to pay even part of a year. So individual federal taxes go up double and you still have to pay state and local taxes.

A large number of rural hospitals would be forced to close or go bankrupt.

Most countries that have single payer healthcare are experiencing problems with the system due to people getting older and less young people paying into their systems. In some areas it has become health rationing of all or at a minimum the old.

Sorry but most of what you state there is partisan crap...

US spend 3.4 trillion on Healthcare, that is almost 18% of GDP while not everyone has coverage...
EU is spending jus over 10% on average France is highest at 12.25%, that is with everyone covered.

That is 1.1 trillion overspend per year on the best healhcare system in the world, France...

That is also the size of the deficit Trump is proposing next year...

So saving money and providing better care is what you are objecting to because of ideology

Even CNN is reporting the problems you are hiding from.
After 70 years, is the NHS at a crisis point? - CNN

Read your own article and not Trump's tweet...

Those people where marching to save the NHS and not let it over to private operators. The British love the NHS and want to be properly funded and kept public...

"However, the UK is one of the lowest health care spenders among developed G7 countries. The US government and its citizens spent 17.2% of GDP on health care in 2017."

"Protecting the NHS from cuts is important to the majority of the general public – 88% selected ‘the NHS/health care’ as a main area of public spending that should be protected. " - What does the public think about NHS and social care services? | The Health Foundation

Show 88% approval of the job NHS does and the way it is paid for...

 

[TNHarley]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

I don't believe that you have kept up with the latest news on the subject. 3.2 Trillion dollars price tag for one year in the U.S. that is equal to all federal taxes collected in 2019. Even if we took every penny from the 100 richest individuals in the U.S. It would only amount to a couple hundred million. Not enough to pay even part of a year. So individual federal taxes go up double and you still have to pay state and local taxes.

A large number of rural hospitals would be forced to close or go bankrupt.

Most countries that have single payer healthcare are experiencing problems with the system due to people getting older and less young people paying into their systems. In some areas it has become health rationing of all or at a minimum the old.

Sorry but most of what you state there is partisan crap...

US spend 3.4 trillion on Healthcare, that is almost 18% of GDP while not everyone has coverage...
EU is spending jus over 10% on average France is highest at 12.25%, that is with everyone covered.

That is 1.1 trillion overspend per year on the best healhcare system in the world, France...

That is also the size of the deficit Trump is proposing next year...

So saving money and providing better care is what you are objecting to because of ideology

Or giving more power to the govt. That could be it too. And btw, in response to your first post, a few dem hopefuls have stated they will do away with privatei insurance.

 

[Maxdeath]

Europe doesn't take away your private health care..

Either does Medicare..

This looks like a scare tactic...

In the UK there is private health Insurance...
Health insurance | Private healthcare | Bupa UK

So is that makes this thread look stupid

I don't believe that you have kept up with the latest news on the subject. 3.2 Trillion dollars price tag for one year in the U.S. that is equal to all federal taxes collected in 2019. Even if we took every penny from the 100 richest individuals in the U.S. It would only amount to a couple hundred million. Not enough to pay even part of a year. So individual federal taxes go up double and you still have to pay state and local taxes.

A large number of rural hospitals would be forced to close or go bankrupt.

Most countries that have single payer healthcare are experiencing problems with the system due to people getting older and less young people paying into their systems. In some areas it has become health rationing of all or at a minimum the old.

Sorry but most of what you state there is partisan crap...

US spend 3.4 trillion on Healthcare, that is almost 18% of GDP while not everyone has coverage...
EU is spending jus over 10% on average France is highest at 12.25%, that is with everyone covered.

That is 1.1 trillion overspend per year on the best healhcare system in the world, France...

That is also the size of the deficit Trump is proposing next year...

So saving money and providing better care is what you are objecting to because of ideology

Even CNN is reporting the problems you are hiding from.
After 70 years, is the NHS at a crisis point? - CNN

Read your own article and not Trump's tweet...

Those people where marching to save the NHS and not let it over to private operators. The British love the NHS and want to be properly funded and kept public...

"However, the UK is one of the lowest health care spenders among developed G7 countries. The US government and its citizens spent 17.2% of GDP on health care in 2017."

"Protecting the NHS from cuts is important to the majority of the general public – 88% selected ‘the NHS/health care’ as a main area of public spending that should be protected. " - What does the public think about NHS and social care services? | The Health Foundation

Show 88% approval of the job NHS does and the way it is paid for...

First off I posted the CNN article because it is one of the major propaganda arms of the left.
Second you should have noticed that they have extended wait times, the are losing doctors, and things do not look to be getting better. I could post numerous articles by news organizations that are not political arms of the left but your mind is made up. No matter that you have no rational idea what the costs will be in both monetary or patient suffering.