Greenbeard
Gold Member
I disagree. It at least brings a modicum of competition into the mix, which is the only way to reduce costs.
If a regulated health insurance exchange can slow the rise of health costs to below what Medicare is experiencing then why run on a platform of repealing them?
Because a free market can actually reduce costs. This is how you were able to buy that computer you're on for a fraction of what it cost in the past. Regulated markets like healthcare, health insurance, education, etc...their costs rise far in excess of the rate of inflation while producing shitty results.
Then why would a regulated health insurance exchange for seniors reduce costs? Didn't you just suggest that it would?