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Health care is a right. Is someone preventing you from receiving or giving health care?
I can get a can of beans 24/7 from most major urban supermarkets, for about 2 clams, while gubmint-run medical services put me in a Soviet bread line.Health care should always be there 24/7 and not as a retail item like a can of beans.
Most of them:Health care is a right. Is someone preventing you from receiving or giving health care?
Ask the 50 million who have no medical insurance...
Most of them:Health care is a right. Is someone preventing you from receiving or giving health care?
Ask the 50 million who have no medical insurance...
1) Aren't big consumers of medical care.
2) Already qualify for Medicare/Medicaid and/or pay for their services out-of-pocket.
Next brain dead talking point?
Fourteen million of the 47 million are already eligible for government insurance, Medicaid, but have not signed up. (Pre-existing conditions do not exclude someone from joining Medicaid.) Those 14 million have not signed up because they do not want to pay the small monthly premium that Medicare charges. As a result, many who are eligible for Medicaid wait until they need care before they register. They are effectively insured at all times even when they are not formally enrolled in the program.
What about the uninsured who are not poor enough to qualify for Medicaid? Most are not in dire financial straits. After all, 27 million of the uninsured have personal incomes of more than $50,000.
Health care is a right. Is someone preventing you from receiving or giving health care?
Ask the 50 million who have no medical insurance...
Health care should always be there 24/7 and not as a retail item like a can of beans.
Health care is a right. Is someone preventing you from receiving or giving health care?
Ask the 50 million who have no medical insurance...
Health care should always be there 24/7 and not as a retail item like a can of beans.
You should be able to summon them on your schedule and demand that they provide you with the services you desire.