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Here are some basic parts to it. I have other things I would like to see as well, but this is the basis for discussion.
- No mandates for special coverages that folks wouldn't buy on their own. IE, Slacker insurane and the like
- Expanded Health Savings Acccunt High Deductible plans
- tort reform to make sure there is a better match with causation, harm and compensation.
- basic plans available nationwide and nationwide competion on plans
- wider choice in what you want to insure and what you don't need to insure. Why are gay guys mandated to buy pregnancy insurance?
They're all bad ideas.
1. Everyone should have insurance whether he wants it or not. The community won't allow anyone to die for lack of insurance so we'll have to pay for the slackers who can't pay for their own health care.
2. Health Savings Accounts distort the insurance market. They take young and healthier persons out and leave older and less healthy. That raises costs. As matters of good risk management and public policy,the market should be as larger as possible.
3. "Tort reform" is a scam. It has been proven to have little effect on health care costs and health care access.
4. Nationwide marketing allows health insurance companies to drive health insurance regulation to the lowest possible level by shopping-around to find the most lenient state.
5. I don't think that's an issue. As far I as I know, men aren't forced to buy pregnancy insurance.
Where, in the Constitution, does it grant congress the power to force Americans to buy something? That is an outrage!
They're all bad ideas.
1. Everyone should have insurance whether he wants it or not. The community won't allow anyone to die for lack of insurance so we'll have to pay for the slackers who can't pay for their own health care.
2. Health Savings Accounts distort the insurance market. They take young and healthier persons out and leave older and less healthy. That raises costs. As matters of good risk management and public policy,the market should be as larger as possible.
3. "Tort reform" is a scam. It has been proven to have little effect on health care costs and health care access.
4. Nationwide marketing allows health insurance companies to drive health insurance regulation to the lowest possible level by shopping-around to find the most lenient state.
5. I don't think that's an issue. As far I as I know, men aren't forced to buy pregnancy insurance.
Where, in the Constitution, does it grant congress the power to force Americans to buy something? That is an outrage!
First Amendment; ...redress of grievances.
The American People have declared the lack of health care to be a grievance and have ordered Congress to redress it.
They're all bad ideas.
1. Everyone should have insurance whether he wants it or not. The community won't allow anyone to die for lack of insurance so we'll have to pay for the slackers who can't pay for their own health care.
2. Health Savings Accounts distort the insurance market. They take young and healthier persons out and leave older and less healthy. That raises costs. As matters of good risk management and public policy,the market should be as larger as possible.
3. "Tort reform" is a scam. It has been proven to have little effect on health care costs and health care access.
4. Nationwide marketing allows health insurance companies to drive health insurance regulation to the lowest possible level by shopping-around to find the most lenient state.
5. I don't think that's an issue. As far I as I know, men aren't forced to buy pregnancy insurance.
Where, in the Constitution, does it grant congress the power to force Americans to buy something? That is an outrage!
I agree, although I am totally in support of some kind reform. On the state level.
This, IMO, should cease to be a priority agenda for the dems - until they bring the best and the brightest business minds together and offer some real option, to the people!!
Why any American would trust this in the hands of politicians, is beyond me.
First Amendment; ...redress of grievances.
The American People have declared the lack of health care to be a grievance and have ordered Congress to redress it.
Where, in the Constitution, does it grant congress the power to force Americans to buy something? That is an outrage!
I agree, although I am totally in support of some kind reform. On the state level.
This, IMO, should cease to be a priority agenda for the dems - until they bring the best and the brightest business minds together and offer some real option, to the people!!
Why any American would trust this in the hands of politicians, is beyond me.
Best thing about Downtown Scottie Brown taking MA off the liberals.... ObamaCare is dead... they called the relatives, switched off its life support and let it die.
Now, they are gonna have to do what Obama said he would do waaay back when he was campaigning.... work WITH the republicans instead of running roughshod over everyone who gets in his way.
Said it before, I'll say it again....
Declare medical insurance a free field of interstate commerce and Katie bar the door.
So far I am still waiting for someone to take a run at any of these propositions, and say they are bad.
One person up topic said that tort reform is a sham and a scam, as people who get hurt should get compensated, and one person was very nice and said my idea was better than what the GOP was proposing, mostly because (I think) she didn't trust them as far as she could toss that new office tower in Dubai
Cmon, here is what is on the table. Let me know what you think.
I want to bump this one more time.
We kept on hearing from the Democrats that the Republicans didn't have a plan. They did. Here it is. Does no one, even the Republicans, want to discuss these ideas?
