Trump to send Hospital Ship to Greenland

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Oh yes. Obamacare sucks.

But as far as I know, it does not forbid people from leaving the united states to get treatment unavailable to them here.

Trumpcare sucks even worse.

Donald Trump presidential campaign, 2016/Healthcare​

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Trump suggested that he supported universal healthcare on September 27, 2015. “I am going to take care of everybody. I don't care if it costs me votes or not.

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1 day ago — His pitch, a general outline of ideas he wants turned into law, calls for sending money directly to Americans in health savings accounts so they can buy their own health care,”

 

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Trumpcare sucks even worse.

Donald Trump presidential campaign, 2016/Healthcare​

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1 day ago — His pitch, a general outline of ideas he wants turned into law, calls for sending money directly to Americans in health savings accounts so they can buy their own health care,”

I disagree with his idea to "replace Obamacare." The reason he is unable to come up with a replacement is that it is a bad idea that doesn't need to be replaced by a similar bad idea. Get rid of it and let the free market do what it does best: provide high quality goods and services at the lowest price possible.

Lots of well-meaning people support UHC. But all they have to do is see how VA patients fare to know what it would be like if government provided our healthcare and change their minds..

Or look at how government officials excempt themselves from the restrictions of their country's UHC systems.

The people who support UHC, after being informed or informing themselves how bad it is, fall into two categories: Women who do not trust men in general or their man specifically to provide health insurance for them and their kids, and men who will not make the effort to provide healthcare and prefer that everyone gets it from the government so they do not feel stigmatized that their family is on Medicaid.

That is among those who understand the poor quality common in UHC's around the world. There are many who actually think UHC would provide better healthcare for no other reason than they believe lies they could easily debunk themselves.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

I disagree with his idea to "replace Obamacare." The reason he is unable to come up with a replacement is that it is a bad idea that doesn't need to be replaced by a similar bad idea. Get rid of it and let the free market do what it does best: provide high quality goods and services at the lowest price possible.

Sure, insurance companies are like cable TV, they all end up being the same price.
Employer provided insurance does vary.

Lots of well-meaning people support UHC. But all they have to do is see how VA patients fare to know what it would be like if government provided our healthcare and change their minds..

I live around three vets who ride a VA van 60+ miles to the VA hospital once or twice a month.
They have no complaints, except the van ride.
They've been doing that for well over a decade.
Which they may not have to do so often, because they're getting a brand new VA medical center in town, opening up sometime next month.

Or look at how government officials excempt themselves from the restrictions of their country's UHC systems.

The people who support UHC, after being informed or informing themselves how bad it is, fall into two categories: Women who do not trust men in general or their man specifically to provide health insurance for them and their kids, and men who will not make the effort to provide healthcare and prefer that everyone gets it from the government so they do not feel stigmatized that their family is on Medicaid.

That is among those who understand the poor quality common in UHC's around the world. There are many who actually think UHC would provide better healthcare for no other reason than they believe lies they could easily debunk themselves.

Like your lies about UHC.

So tell me, how many countries are in line to change from UHC to the US healthcare model?

 

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Sure, insurance companies are like cable TV, they all end up being the same price.
Employer provided insurance does vary.

I live around three vets who ride a VA van 60+ miles to the VA hospital once or twice a month.
They have no complaints, except the van ride.
They've been doing that for well over a decade.
Which they may not have to do so often, because they're getting a brand new VA medical center in town, opening up sometime next month.

Like your lies about UHC.

So tell me, how many countries are in line to change from UHC to the US healthcare model?

Health care must reduce in costs. And it is not and it is steadily rising. Finding ways is difficult. Unless we ration it out and set limits on how much total medical care each of us can get.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Health care must reduce in costs. And it is not and it is steadily rising. Finding ways is difficult. Unless we ration it out and set limits on how much total medical care each of us can get.

No, just set caps on how much they can charge.
Insurance has caps on how much they pay.
Corporations get away with highway robbery.