What is your opinion and why?
I am against it for the following:
*subpar healthcare will be provided.
*it is not an elective program as employers will drop existing employee healthcare coverage like hot cakes, so we will all be under a social plan. Mind you, the rich and politicians will have their own private insurance anyway and receive quality care while we will not.
*tax increases, which will impact small and businesses, and increase job loss.
*tax increases, which will impact you and I.
*doesn't resolve the illegals or the illegitimate poor from receiving free health care w/out paying into the system, while the rest pay for insurance, taxes and our medical bills.
*this new plan is being developed, reviewed and approved way too quick. You have to question its level of quality/effectiveness vs. further harming this nation as we have seen with other decisions/programs this year.
IMO, a step in the right direction, consider:
*severely reduce/limit malpractice suits and insurance fraud (criteria/case review system)
*lower medical and malpractice insurance premiums (result from less fraud/law suits)
*lower prescription medicine/medical supply costs
*lower hospital bills / costs (result from less unpaid healthcare - illegals/illegitimate poor)
I am against it for the following:
*subpar healthcare will be provided.
*it is not an elective program as employers will drop existing employee healthcare coverage like hot cakes, so we will all be under a social plan. Mind you, the rich and politicians will have their own private insurance anyway and receive quality care while we will not.
*tax increases, which will impact small and businesses, and increase job loss.
*tax increases, which will impact you and I.
*doesn't resolve the illegals or the illegitimate poor from receiving free health care w/out paying into the system, while the rest pay for insurance, taxes and our medical bills.
*this new plan is being developed, reviewed and approved way too quick. You have to question its level of quality/effectiveness vs. further harming this nation as we have seen with other decisions/programs this year.
IMO, a step in the right direction, consider:
*severely reduce/limit malpractice suits and insurance fraud (criteria/case review system)
*lower medical and malpractice insurance premiums (result from less fraud/law suits)
*lower prescription medicine/medical supply costs
*lower hospital bills / costs (result from less unpaid healthcare - illegals/illegitimate poor)