Derek_Plumber
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Stop yacking! Nationalize the Health Care and be done with it!
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oreo, Over the last 70 years I cannot think of one single federal government run program that has been managed well.
How about these guys?
A letter delivered in a few days, anywhere in the country for a few cents. GM and Chrysler would still be viable if they could pull off a miracle like that!
Then it seems private insurance should be able to compete with a public plan and make a profit ... don't you think?oreo, Over the last 70 years I cannot think of one single federal government run program that has been managed well.
How about these guys?
A letter delivered in a few days, anywhere in the country for a few cents. GM and Chrysler would still be viable if they could pull off a miracle like that!
Yeah....They're so efficient and trustworthy that numerous private carriers have sprung up, charging at least twice what the USPS does for overnight service, and are still rollin' in the dough.
Leave it to a brain dead Fabian socialist to use the Post Office as a model of "success"
Abolish Medicare/Medicaid, and all of their mandates to state programs.How to Make Health Care More Efficient
Declare the medical insurance business a field of interstate commerce (hell, virtually everything else has been declared as such), so anyone and everyone can shop for the insurance products they want, rather than what a patchwork of state mandates force insurance companies to provide.
Abolish the FDA, and devolve its functions to a private entity, like Underwriter's Laboratories.
That'd about do it.
US health care costs are already killing our economy. Prudent people on both the left and the right of the political spectrum worry that universal coverage that further expands these costs may be the final nail in the economys coffin.
Of course, the USPS has also become a HUGE money pit, that hasn't paid for itself in decades.
But you dumbshits g'head and keep on using it as example of "success".
USPS Web Site said:
Huh???...Doesn't "deficit" still mean that you're paying out more than you're taking in??Of course, the USPS has also become a HUGE money pit, that hasn't paid for itself in decades.
But you dumbshits g'head and keep on using it as example of "success".
Not true. They receive nada from the taxpayer. They are self sufficient by law.
USPS Web Site said:
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How to Make Health Care More Efficient
Then it seems private insurance should be able to compete with a public plan and make a profit ... don't you think?oreo, Over the last 70 years I cannot think of one single federal government run program that has been managed well.
How about these guys?
A letter delivered in a few days, anywhere in the country for a few cents. GM and Chrysler would still be viable if they could pull off a miracle like that!
Yeah....They're so efficient and trustworthy that numerous private carriers have sprung up, charging at least twice what the USPS does for overnight service, and are still rollin' in the dough.
Leave it to a brain dead Fabian socialist to use the Post Office as a model of "success"
Then it seems private insurance should be able to compete with a public plan and make a profit ... don't you think?Yeah....They're so efficient and trustworthy that numerous private carriers have sprung up, charging at least twice what the USPS does for overnight service, and are still rollin' in the dough.
Leave it to a brain dead Fabian socialist to use the Post Office as a model of "success"
Before you write, try Google. The USPS has made profits in recent years, and has shown significant reduction in costs. Overnight services were smart, they identified a need that no one was filling. USPS was unable to fulfill it. Let me know what college you went to so that I can knock it off my son's list of choices!
Then it seems private insurance should be able to compete with a public plan and make a profit ... don't you think?Yeah....They're so efficient and trustworthy that numerous private carriers have sprung up, charging at least twice what the USPS does for overnight service, and are still rollin' in the dough.
Leave it to a brain dead Fabian socialist to use the Post Office as a model of "success"
Before you write, try Google. The USPS has made profits in recent years, and has shown significant reduction in costs. Overnight services were smart, they identified a need that no one was filling. USPS was unable to fulfill it. Let me know what college you went to so that I can knock it off my son's list of choices!
Wait ... what? Babbling is not truth you know. Aside from the great facts Dude posted just before this, you do realize, of course they are cutting costs ... they have no money to spend so they have to. They are obsolete and poorly managed ... the fact that you think they are "doing a good job" ... you are not paying any attention.
Unless you posted sarcasm, you are just dead wrong.
In China, the fellow that headed the company that put the contaminated baby food on the market was summerily shot. We should have done the same for the CEO of the peanunt butter company whose contaminated product killed several people here in the US.
were is your little cartoon Derek?.....with out it we are lost...Go fuck yourself, little boy.
When you dry out behind the ears and start paying some of the freight for your beloved socialistic welfare state, then you can come around singing the praises of a career parasite, like Tanqueray Teddy.
That's the best you've got? And, your playing the Tanqueray Teddy card for the third time? "Dry out behind the ears," now that's original. When you've got something that isn't TRITE find me, and I'll hope for a laugh. You know the members pity you.
TRITE
1. lacking in freshness or effectiveness because of constant use or excessive repetition; hackneyed; stale: the trite phrases in his letter.
2. characterized by hackneyed expressions, ideas, etc.: The commencement address was trite and endlessly long.
3. Archaic. rubbed or worn by use.