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To: Brumar89 who wrote (113903)1/29/2008 4:46:06 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 173976
 
No, national health care would have saved us all huge-huge amounts of money. It's simple math. If you take say a trillion dollars in health care money and you automatically give a third to the corporations as profit, then the whole system has 67% left.

In idolizing corporations and privatization and demonizing government, the Reagan-Bushies have made us all one third poorer. That's it in a nut-shell. The program in Canada runs great. Everyone I've spoken to up there loves it. It raises taxes but saves them a lot more than it charges them. Also thre are no HMO executives whose job it is to limit or deny coverage. That's a huge conflict of interest.

BTW, if you believe in "the right to life", you have to back health care as a right of every citizen. That's a million times bigger than the abortion issue.