Modbert
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Yeah, Harvard's non-partisan. Right? Consumer Reports, pretty good source.
And still, no 700,000 a year figure anywhere in those links. I'm not disputing the problem exists, I want to see the source of the 700K figure. Because pretty soon you're gonna run out of people to file who haven't filed!
Yes, people do go bankrupt due to medical expenses. Is the answer then, to just control everything? And STILL with no guarantee the costs won't still spiral? NO guarantee there won't be rationing? People actually coming into your house to weigh you and check your fridge?
If they want to reform health care insurance, they should just call it that, make it that, and stick to that.
Agreed?
I see no reason as to why this Harvard study would be biased considering it was conducted back in 2005. Long before Barack Obama.
Also, the 700,000 number can easily be figured out. Take the number of bankruptcies each year and subtract out everything but medical bankruptcies. I'd go and figure out but I have to get ready for class.
Also, if you haven't realized, we already have Health Care Rationing.