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To: bentway who wrote (538154)	12/22/2009 12:28:09 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1586893

Pigfcker Facts are stubborn things. You cannot argue with the analysis. It is what it is. Old, sick people obviously are going to have far higher costs to the system than young, healthy people. So, comparing a percentage of total expenditures as "admin costs" makes no sense at all. It is corrupt analysis invented by the Left who couldn't analyze your ways out of a paper bag. These comparisons have to be made based on per-patient admin costs, and by doing so, you find that Medicare is on average 34% higher than private insurance. Just debunking liberal lies here.