U S healthcare overhaul poised for big step forward

[hadenufnow]

We constitutionalists (true americans) have no birthright to health care, or to fix or participate against our free will in any system good or bad for the sake or salvation of any system for the sake or salvation of any person...AN OPT out MUST be provided or this "truth" will be a burden to its dictator...and most likely will cause irreparable harm with how citizens of a free democracy view their government...

[hadenufnow]

2300 pages of taxes penalties regulations fines intrusion headaches....The system worked during the JFK & Reagan years as a have/have not system where the have nots as they remain today, are often times un-insurables.. that drag the insurance pool down so far that healthy people suffer & are often denied affordability..Up to.46% of doctors will leave practice if bill passes..Tort & immigration law is why costs continue to soar..Don't force HS grads to pay for old donut snorters........

[oeyesea]

All this hype can't whitewash the truth. People live in reality not in TV commercials or commentaries. We know we pay $12,680/ year for insurance & gov't can beat that. Japan pays 9% of its GDP for healthcare. USA pays +16% of its GDP for healthcare but fails to cover everybody like Japan. The USA can learn from different countries. BIG BUSINESS wants us to remain ignorant customers with no other choice but theirs. Business maximize profits & don't compete against each other.

[Smartassawhip]

This is exactly why we need a strong public option.