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Free market Health Care

Why Is This Idea Important?: Competition in Health Care is how system developed to be the Best in the World. Just ask the people from outside USA why they come for care.

No mandatory requirements:

Free to choose No health insurance;

Free to choose Employer or Private health insurance;

Free to wait for Medicade/Medicare;

Do I remember wrong or wasn't Health Care and Prescriptions tax deductible?

All Government (Federal and State) needs to keep out of the way.

This mess was created by making it LAW for hospital emergency rooms to not be able to turn anyone away, this was misinterpreted that they have to "Provide" care. It was meant to prevent loss of Life/ Limb/ Sight due to inability to pay (or have proof of ability to pay).

Submitted by jonhenry78 3 years ago

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  1. rejean

    WTF another multi billion dollar fraud.

    I don't judge him by the color of his skin,but by the content of his character. I'll have to agree with the orange guy.

    AS DEMS' COSTLY PLAN IS EXPOSED, HOUSE REPUBLICANS PREPARE BETTER SOLUTIONS TO INCREASE AMERICANS' ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE

    June 16, 2009 | House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH) |

    Yesterday’s Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report on a Democratic health care “reform” bill has sent shockwaves through Washington – and middle-class families, small businesses, and all taxpayers are right to take notice. Here’s what CBO has uncovered:

    The Democratic plan will cost taxpayers at least $1 trillion;

    The legislation will leave at least 36 million Americans uninsured; and

    The proposal will force at least 23 million Americans to give up the health coverage they currently enjoy.

    This is reform?

    House Republicans are working on a better solution to ensure that every American has access to affordable health care. To that end, tomorrow, the House GOP’s Health Care Reform Solutions Group will outline a common-sense plan to reduce costs, expand access, and increase the quality of care in a way that Americans can afford. The GOP plan will:

    Expand access to affordable, quality care regardless of pre-existing conditions;

    Protect Americans from being forced into a government-run plan, making certain that medical decisions are made by patients and their doctors, not Washington bureaucrats; and

    Let Americans who like their health coverage keep it, while giving Americans the freedom to choose the plan that best meets their needs.

    With the Democratic and GOP plans now coming into clearer focus, middle-class families and small businesses across the country are beginning to ask: is a $1 trillion government takeover of health care really worth it if it leaves at least 36 million Americans uninsured and forces at least 23 million Americans off their current plans? Or, is the better solution a proposal that will expand access to affordable care while protecting Americans’ relationships with their doctors? That choice will become increasingly evident in the weeks to come, as Democrats in charge of Washington continue pushing their costly plan onto Americans who just don’t support it.

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  2. ls072456

    if you don't itemize, it is not deductible. if you do, only a percentage of your payments can be deducted. compare that to those with employee based---1005 tax deductible. how fair is that. health benefits SHOULD be taxed as income.

    3 years ago
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