Instead of "The fog of war"
We have "The fog of healthcare"
FYI, our system wasn't dysfunctional, we had/have the best hospitals in the world, the best research in the world, and some of the best doctors in the world. 90% of Americans had health insurance and 80% of which were happy with their policies. Most importantly we had the LIBERTY to choose to buy or opt out. But I guess you can call it dysfunctional now that the government is involved. A few years back I spent some time in Australia and set up a company there, beautiful country, rich in resources and culture but Liberty is something that you haven't had for a while. We're trying to hang on to what's left of our constitution.
Good day mate,
david
Isn't this plan of Morphin' Mitt originally a Republican idea, brought forth as an alternative to Hillarycare back when...course at the time if I remember right, conservatives called it the best thing since sliced bread. Now it's called by the same group a socialist movement led by a demagog. Interesting how that happens.And if Romney, who coincidentally introduced the exact same health care plan in MA
Assuming your numbers are correct then about 30 million people don't have access to " best hospitals in the world, the best research in the world, and some of the best doctors in the world." How many of them exercised their LIBERTY to opt out I wonder?
As an aside, what liberty are we lacking down here in Oz?
Indeed it is. By almost any measure you look at our health care is among the worst in the developed world, and it is clearly the most expensive (by a wide margin).... but it's different here...
and speaking of expensive... http://abcnews.go.com/Health/reddit-user-posts-55000-hospital-bill-appendectomy/story?id=21384393
Happy New Year to all!
In April, University of California San Francisco researchers set out to find out how much an appendectomy cost among 19,000 patients in California. An appendectomy varied in price from $1,529 to $182,955, the researchers wrote in the study published in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine.
Henry Louis Mencken;1880-1956 said:"The cynics are right nine times out of ten."
And if Romney, who coincidentally introduced the exact same health care plan in MA, won, the most unpopular war wouldn't be in Afghanistan but Iran.
In my opinion, the cure to the whole healthcare mess would be a sudden explosion of critical thinkers.
A random quote that came to mind for some reason...
Indeed it is. By almost any measure you look at our health care is among the worst in the developed world, and it is clearly the most expensive (by a wide margin).
Where is/was this attack on Romney?Since the obama is the best argument against obamacare, let's defer and attack Romney.
Any measures you want, they are all worse than average, most much worse. It's been going downhill for years. Don't you think something should be done about that?Which measures are you looking at? In any case its all going downhill from now...
Which measures are you looking at? In any case its all going downhill from now...
Where is/was this attack on Romney?
Any measures you want, they are all worse than average, most much worse. It's been going downhill for years. Don't you think something should be done about that?
..give it up david. Arguing pro-conservative politics here is akin to playing pick up sticks with your butt cheeks..
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