YES! The U.S. should have national healthcare like the rest of the developed world.
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NO! Government healthcare would cost too much & lower the quality of care.
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Thom's Blog Is On the Move
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Hello All
Thom's blog in this space and moving to a new home.
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tho o'care falls short, the precedent is promising. whenever we emerge from this anti-gov, anti-reg mania, we'll be better off recognizing the social value of universal health care.
I think this is the BEST question you ever asked. Because Health Care is EVERYTHING (as CVS ads says )
Even Charles Krauthammer finally could not notice and he said " Democrats should have done Single Payer, it was Simpler ......
Everytime i go to this MARKET PLACE to choose ........it feels like TORTURE.....
WHAT A WASTE OF TIME !
(remember Time is money ..........so it is a double hit )
SINGLE PAYER IS A DREAM .........ONLY PEOPLE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN BY DEMANDING IT
Single payer is the only plan that makes sense. The insurance industry is a parasite. But to get this fixed we may need to deport all the traitors err, Republicans.
Roland