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Originally Posted by TheSenator
In the current state of the way the current health system works, pre-existing conditions a health insurance company can refuse you.
Obama's health care reform also has a lot of hole with pre-existing conditions. The burden of the health insurance companies to comply and accept a person with a pre-condition fucks up their bottom line...money.
"Medicare for all" would solve a lot of problems and will leave holes that would need to be batched state by state. The 35% overhead the tax payers pick up currently would be reduce to 1.5%.
The math is clear even if we pick up 10 percent of the cost it would still be less than the current system.
What is your solution BTW?
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I believe the Republicans suggestion to scale it down and take it one step at a time is a better method. We can't afford muuch of anything right now, and I don't see how it's only 10% of the current system, but I'm not doing the math. The hard fact is that there can't be a legitimate restructuring of the health care system at ALL until we have stopped the astronomical deficit spending and started producing again.