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Politics : GOPwinger Lies/Distortions/Omissions/Perversions of Truth

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (149317)12/7/2008 8:13:46 PM
From: geode00  Read Replies (1) of 173976
 
What about your boss' MRI request caused him to be a statistical outlier in the Canadian system? That is not a normal wait.

Around 50% of bankruptcies in the USA are caused by medical bills. Do you think that causes worry, anxiety and stress?

"Thats what Democrats want for Americans?"

We are already there silly. It isn't a Democratic issue, it is an American issue that affects huge corporations, small businesses, government at all levels and health care providers.

What is interesting are the numbers of INSURED Americans being denied care for one reason or another. Sometimes it is simply company policy to drop customers AFTER they actually have medical bills. In other cases, health care providers fail to inform patients which doctors and services are covered and which are not...until the outrageous bills come due.

The health care system is a giant ponzi scheme as well. You guys brought us the house of cards that is the banking system, I'm sure you will try and bring us one based on health care next.

It is what the useless of society do.
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"...Americans express broad, and in some cases growing, discontent with the U.S. health care system, based on its costs, structure and direction alike — fueling cautious support for a government-run, taxpayer-funded universal health system modeled on Medicare.

In an extensive ABCNEWS/Washington Post poll, Americans by a 2-1 margin, 62-32 percent, prefer a universal health insurance program over the current employer-based system. That support, however, is conditional: It falls to fewer than four in 10 if it means a limited choice of doctors, or waiting lists for non-emergency treatments.

Support for change is based largely on unease with the current system's costs. Seventy-eight percent are dissatisfied with the cost of the nation's health care system, including 54 percent "very" dissatisfied.

Indeed, most Americans, or 54 percent, are now dissatisfied with the overall quality of health care in the United States — the first majority in three polls since 1993, and up 10 points since 2000....

abcnews.go.com
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