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Subverting Health Care ReformPosted on Nov 15, 2009
The fight against health care reform is being waged partly by secretive front groups such as Americans for Quality and Affordable Healthcare. While its sponsorship may be cloaked in mystery, its aims fit nicely with those of the health insurance industry. —JCL
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By Stephanie Hunter, November 16, 2009 at 11:56 am Link to this comment
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Instead of trying to subvert something why don’t you try to fix it? One option is to adhere to a program that’s already working in Ohio. http://cli.gs/23yYaM/
Report thisBy Jim Yell, November 16, 2009 at 9:07 am Link to this comment
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The question is why are these groups supported by people who stand to lose the most by not having National Health Insurance? Well stupid is as stupid does.
It is beyond reason to allow a few people to feed off the rest of the population, which is what the insurance industry does. It originally was a group protection project and now has become an organized gangster mob.
In the old days a small price was paid for administration and when claims came they were apportioned out to the members to pay. Now we are promised much, but poverty seems to be the result except for the investor who lives by not working on others labor.
A public option open to all would at lest give real competition to the manipulation of private for profits, a real National Health Service would be better.
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