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YOUR VIEWS: Senate health bill offers serious solutions
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Runofplay wrote on Nov 20, 2009 4:39 PM:
" Baloney, pure and simple. All of the purported benefits assume some very unlikely outcomes after the bill becomes law (which it won't). Seniors will go to the statehouse with pitchforks and torches if Christie doesn't have New Jersey "opt out" of the "public option" (a misnomer, since once the private insurance carriers bail out of the market, there won't be any "options" anymore).
The Federal Government could not run Cash for Clunkers without screwing it up...why would anyone want them messing with our health care options? We will have LESS choice, not more!
Keep your change! "
The Federal Government could not run Cash for Clunkers without screwing it up...why would anyone want them messing with our health care options? We will have LESS choice, not more!
Keep your change! "
Matt wrote on Nov 20, 2009 4:11 PM:
" This Bill is a huge Mistake. Why should we trust our government to run our heathcare. We can reduce costs by making small changes to our current system. Tort Reform and Cross State lines for competition. This worked recently in NJ to lower car insurance costs. "
Averal wrote on Nov 20, 2009 3:59 PM:
" A mandate to buy health insurance without a strong public option is a gold mine for insurance companies. Delaying implementation 3-4 years gives them ample time to influence state elections with millions of dollars to protect their interests.
Sure looks like politics as usual, the rich get richer....... "
Sure looks like politics as usual, the rich get richer....... "
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Walt wrote on Nov 20, 2009 4:47 PM: