Post by AztecWilliam on Mar 24, 2010 10:39:53 GMT -8
Anyone who thinks that the new health insurance law is a good deal for Americans should start asking some serious questions. A start would be this piece which points out how government plans similar to ObamaCare have worked in New York and Massachusetts.
Here is an important point made therein (emphasis mine) . . .
. . . the designers of the federal legislation understand the problem, which is that there are a small number of uninsurable Americans who need a special solution, while what the rest need are lower premiums. But like New York, the architects of federal reform have chosen to change virtually the entire system in a way that doesn't address costs.
www.realclearmarkets.com/articles/2010/03/24/health_care_reform_welcome_to_ny_america_98390.html
AzWm
Here is an important point made therein (emphasis mine) . . .
. . . the designers of the federal legislation understand the problem, which is that there are a small number of uninsurable Americans who need a special solution, while what the rest need are lower premiums. But like New York, the architects of federal reform have chosen to change virtually the entire system in a way that doesn't address costs.
www.realclearmarkets.com/articles/2010/03/24/health_care_reform_welcome_to_ny_america_98390.html
AzWm
