April 7, 20179 yr I saw a survey that said nearly 60% of physicians now want a single-payer system so they don't have to deal with Obamacare or insurance companies. Whoever took that survey doctored the results because from working with two hospitals and a large pysical therapy company, NONE of them want single payer at all.
June 6, 20179 yr Author And here we go.... Anthem pulling out of Ohio. One of it's biggest markets. 20 Ohio Counties would be left with no insurer after this exit.
June 25, 20179 yr The new Republican health care bill does not seem to have gone over very well, even with their own.
June 25, 20179 yr The new Republican health care bill does not seem to have gone over very well, even with their own. If it's not going fix healthcare, then I'm glad it isn't getting rammed through like the Dems did with Obamacare. Everyone should be.
June 25, 20179 yr Make congress and all politicians have the same bill they are trying topass and see how quickly this thing gets fixed.
June 26, 20179 yr Make congress and all politicians have the same bill they are trying topass and see how quickly this thing gets fixed. I don't agree with you often NCF, but on this I TOTALLY agree. I have always thought that congress should have to live by any laws they pass for us commoners...
June 26, 20179 yr If it's not going fix healthcare, then I'm glad it isn't getting rammed through like the Dems did with Obamacare. Everyone should be. If this bill gets passed it will make the previous process look like glacier movement. Edited June 26, 20179 yr by Clyde
June 26, 20179 yr If this bill gets passed it will make the previous process look like glacier movement. No doubt. How soon we forget. AHCA took 8 months to pass.
June 26, 20179 yr Make congress and all politicians have the same bill they are trying topass and see how quickly this thing gets fixed. Agree 100%. They are no better than any of us.
June 26, 20179 yr If this bill gets passed it will make the previous process look like glacier movement. The passing of the first one is the reason we are in the mess we're in now. I'm not going to play partisan politics here. The first one was stupid, this one seems stupid. To pretend the first one was any better is simply pretentious. We need to start being honest with one another and ourselves and put aside party line and get something done that's going to fix the problems. Bickering on which is worse is going to change nothing and is going to fix nothing. We all need to admit to ourselves what's right and what's wrong. We need a real fix and we need both sides to participate. Until then skyrocketing Healthcare will continue.
June 26, 20179 yr The passing of the first one is the reason we are in the mess we're in now. I'm not going to play partisan politics here. The first one was stupid, this one seems stupid. To pretend the first one was any better is simply pretentious. We need to start being honest with one another and ourselves and put aside party line and get something done that's going to fix the problems. Bickering on which is worse is going to change nothing and is going to fix nothing. We all need to admit to ourselves what's right and what's wrong. We need a real fix and we need both sides to participate. Until then skyrocketing Healthcare will continue. I've already stated the first one had some serious issues - mainly the fact they negotiated away one of the key factors needed to help it be more successful - so I'm not defending anything. My point was in response to your comment about how fast the first one was passed. This one wasn't even allowed to come to light until Thursday with a vote this week.
June 26, 20179 yr Also remember that when you hear about "cuts" that doesn't mean "less than now." It means "less than proposed."
June 26, 20179 yr CBO says 22M will be uninsured by 2026 with this proposed bill. 15M by next year. I hope none of us are among that number.
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