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a public option providing free preventative health care is cost-effective
Bull Shit. On so many levels.
Tell us what you think the public option is?
define what it does please?
The op already described it with the term FREE.
And look at the retired soldier, who has had government provided healthcare his whole life, parrot the talking points of the money grubbers.
Age will play a huge roll.
Guess what manly man with the automatic weapon? Where they have single payer healthcare, people live longer.
Spare me your death panel bullshit.
Next time you go to a movie, the airport, or ride public transportation and someone somewhere in your vicinity is coughing, consider the cost of exposure of TB, or even the flu.
Consider the cost to your insurance when a major outbreak of flu results in the uninsured flooding emergency rooms.
Consider the cost when a treatable disease goes untreated and the diabetic or heart patient is admitted to a public hospital for major surgery.
Consider the long term costs when children are not provided proper preventative medical and dental care, and chronic conditions or congenital ailments need constant attention in emergency rooms.
Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC - Yahoo! News
Call it what you will, a public option providing free preventative health care is cost-effective, providing long term benefits to individuals and the nation as a whole.
The effort by some, in particular those who hope to develop publc policy along ideological guidelines, will put even those with excellent private insurance at risk should a pandemic or worse come to America.
I do not want a public option -- too many evils of the existing system would continue unabated. I want universal coverage.
If the rich want such bullshit as transplant surgery after age 80, they can buy an add-on private insurance policy or pay cash on the barrelhead.
Who are you asking to pay for your coverage ?
Next time you go to a movie, the airport, or ride public transportation and someone somewhere in your vicinity is coughing, consider the cost of exposure of TB, or even the flu.
Consider the cost to your insurance when a major outbreak of flu results in the uninsured flooding emergency rooms.
Consider the cost when a treatable disease goes untreated and the diabetic or heart patient is admitted to a public hospital for major surgery.
Consider the long term costs when children are not provided proper preventative medical and dental care, and chronic conditions or congenital ailments need constant attention in emergency rooms.
Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC - Yahoo! News
Call it what you will, a public option providing free preventative health care is cost-effective, providing long term benefits to individuals and the nation as a whole.
The effort by some, in particular those who hope to develop publc policy along ideological guidelines, will put even those with excellent private insurance at risk should a pandemic or worse come to America.
And look at the retired soldier, who has had government provided healthcare his whole life, parrot the talking points of the money grubbers.
I do not want a public option -- too many evils of the existing system would continue unabated. I want universal coverage.
If the rich want such bullshit as transplant surgery after age 80, they can buy an add-on private insurance policy or pay cash on the barrelhead.
Who are you asking to pay for your coverage ?
All insurance is risk sharing. I am healthy and will gladly help shoulder the cost of end-of-life care for my neighbor dying of cancer and emergency care for my other neighbor who broke her foot. If and when I need care, I'll shift those costs onto whoever is currently paying in without drawing out.
A system that contemplates every American, is not optional, and has certain other safeguards would allow us to reduce fraud and waste and to bend Big Pharma over a chair -- if we fail to do this, we'll have a Third World nation of haves and have nots.
This is the "means test public option" we now have:
A kid gets sick from a low income WORKING family, no doctor will see them and they show up at the emergency room of the local hospital.
Total bill for this visit= $1700+ for time, resources and the ER doctor to see this kid with a bad cold.
Multiply that by millions.
And folks just love this current system we have.
Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC - Yahoo! News
Call it what you will, a public option providing free preventative health care is cost-effective, providing long term benefits to individuals and the nation as a whole.
The effort by some, in particular those who hope to develop publc policy along ideological guidelines, will put even those with excellent private insurance at risk should a pandemic or worse come to America.
Free?
Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC - Yahoo! News
Call it what you will, a public option providing free preventative health care is cost-effective, providing long term benefits to individuals and the nation as a whole.
The effort by some, in particular those who hope to develop publc policy along ideological guidelines, will put even those with excellent private insurance at risk should a pandemic or worse come to America.
Free?
Free and universal PREVENTATIVE healtcare. Freed education helping to abate unwanted pregnancy, std's; nutrition based disease, heart, diabtes, obesity. Free dental exams and cleaning; free innoculations and physicals leading to early detection; Free treatment for alcohol, drug and tobacco abuse.
Yep FREE. Of course the devil is in the details, and whether private providers contracted with the FEDs or government employees (fed, state or local) provided the services or even retired medical professionals volunteered. And of course taxes would provide the fiscal resources to combat disease. We pay an enormous rate to defend us against all enemies, why not for defense against a deadly virus or disease?
it just be floatin around in da air and you plucks it out when you needs it? or does somebody have to pay for you?
Government defined care, they will tell you what is covered and what is not. Age will play a huge roll. We pay taxes for the benefit. The benofit will lead to greater defiocits because politicans will sell you a bill of goods and you will rejoice.a public option providing free preventative health care is cost-effective
Bull Shit. On so many levels.
Tell us what you think the public option is?
define what it does please?
Free?
Free and universal PREVENTATIVE healtcare. Freed education helping to abate unwanted pregnancy, std's; nutrition based disease, heart, diabtes, obesity. Free dental exams and cleaning; free innoculations and physicals leading to early detection; Free treatment for alcohol, drug and tobacco abuse.
Yep FREE. Of course the devil is in the details, and whether private providers contracted with the FEDs or government employees (fed, state or local) provided the services or even retired medical professionals volunteered. And of course taxes would provide the fiscal resources to combat disease. We pay an enormous rate to defend us against all enemies, why not for defense against a deadly virus or disease?
How is something free
Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC - Yahoo! News
Call it what you will, a public option providing free preventative health care is cost-effective, providing long term benefits to individuals and the nation as a whole.
The effort by some, in particular those who hope to develop publc policy along ideological guidelines, will put even those with excellent private insurance at risk should a pandemic or worse come to America.
Free?
Free and universal PREVENTATIVE healtcare. Freed education helping to abate unwanted pregnancy, std's; nutrition based disease, heart, diabtes, obesity. Free dental exams and cleaning; free innoculations and physicals leading to early detection; Free treatment for alcohol, drug and tobacco abuse.
Yep FREE. Of course the devil is in the details, and whether private providers contracted with the FEDs or government employees (fed, state or local) provided the services or even retired medical professionals volunteered. And of course taxes would provide the fiscal resources to combat disease. We pay an enormous rate to defend us against all enemies, why not for defense against a deadly virus or disease?
Free and universal PREVENTATIVE healtcare. Freed education helping to abate unwanted pregnancy, std's; nutrition based disease, heart, diabtes, obesity. Free dental exams and cleaning; free innoculations and physicals leading to early detection; Free treatment for alcohol, drug and tobacco abuse.
Yep FREE. Of course the devil is in the details, and whether private providers contracted with the FEDs or government employees (fed, state or local) provided the services or even retired medical professionals volunteered. And of course taxes would provide the fiscal resources to combat disease. We pay an enormous rate to defend us against all enemies, why not for defense against a deadly virus or disease?
How is something free
She was talking about NO decutable on preventaive care.
Stop being so damned stupid.
Free and universal PREVENTATIVE healtcare. Freed education helping to abate unwanted pregnancy, std's; nutrition based disease, heart, diabtes, obesity. Free dental exams and cleaning; free innoculations and physicals leading to early detection; Free treatment for alcohol, drug and tobacco abuse.
Yep FREE. Of course the devil is in the details, and whether private providers contracted with the FEDs or government employees (fed, state or local) provided the services or even retired medical professionals volunteered. And of course taxes would provide the fiscal resources to combat disease. We pay an enormous rate to defend us against all enemies, why not for defense against a deadly virus or disease?
How is something free
She was talking about NO decutable on preventaive care.
Stop being so damned stupid.
