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Originally Posted by SirMoby
Unfortunately resolving the health care issue means cutting costs and providing some government funded services. Basic preventive health care that avoids the catastrophic health care that is the #1 cause of bankruptcy in America needs to be easily accessible.
Then we need to cut the overall costs of health care in general and that means removing the lawyers from it.
1 requires government funding for poor people which will never happen and the other requires cutting into the pockets of lawyers which will never happen.
We can only cut into the pockets of the middle class and can only fund projects for the already wealthy.
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Good points SirMoby
however I thought the following things would never happen as well
- A sitting President of the US manipulating intelligence to provide a cause for war and having the leader of the UK go along with it
- That the US would invade a sovereign country that posed no direct threat to the US or its Allies.
- An administration that would flagrantly break standing US laws AND GET AWAY WITH IT
- A congress that would rubber stamp clear violations of the constitution to protect an administrations war of fear on the American public
- A vice President of the US that would describe the Geneva Conventions as quaint and outdated
- Americans be INFORMED of the complete disregard for constitutional law by an administration and not be outraged and screaming for an impeachment.
There is plenty more but those are right off the top of my head... getting health insurance for the poor certainly seems minor in comparison heh heh
spaz