Ron Paul: Saving the American Health Care System Part 2

[unclebanana]

Ron Paul=neoliberal

[Chigokai1080]

How is it that the US, which has a 14.5 trillion dollar GDP, have no idea and can't pay for anything? I don't understand.

[joe035]

Ron Paul 2012!!!!!!!!!!!!

[hadenufnow]

Kilol the 3000 pg Illegal HC TAX & JAIL Tfojan Horse Mandate Bill nobody wants...

Kill the bill..

Vote em out..

nobody wants it..

[geewhiz76]

@hadenufnow - clearly people do want it because it's gone through. why are you so against your fellow citizens receiving free health care? what's wrong with you?

[joe035]

@geewhiz76 61% of the population read at least the fine points of the Bill. The Liberal Democrats voted it in against the will of their constituents. Its a bad Bill on many levels. Healthcare is not free nor will it ever be, individuals who make under $17,000 will recieve medicaid which is pure shit! Medicaire cut 21% pay to docs, will create difficulty in seeing a doctor.

[geewhiz76]

@joe035 *sigh* healthcare systems work worldwide ... but it can't in america?

[joe035]

@geewhiz76 You have to look at the dynamics of each countries system the rewards and costs and then compare it to what the Libs just passed. We have had over 400 mergers in the past decade where we have virtual HMO monopolies. Government hasn't enforced antitrust laws. Bush & the repubs had an oppurtunity to do something but it wasn't important enough to them then. The tea party people are right, dems & repubs are cut from the same cloth.

[anisocoro]

@geewhiz7, European systems are "trained" to work with little resources because the motto is: an uncomplete therapy is better than no therapy at all. with this premise,and without the right to promote legal trials by patients, it is possible to guarantee a "fine" healthcare for all citizens. in USA it is impossible to work without huge expenditures,because doctors always want the best -and often the most unesuful - technology

[murphycline]

He doesn't exactly say that on the View, and his position during the Nashua telegraph isn't that much different. He's consistently held the position that the federal government has no business dealing with the abortion issue. And of course he's going to slightly change his style depending on the forum, but the message has been consistent. He supports the end of the federal war on drugs; good.

[barryhomework04]

Check out utube video "Red State update: Ron Paul Ron Paul" and you'll get my drift