Healthcare is a right, not a privilege..

Ohhh, that has such a nice ring to it!  I agree!

Hey! I have an idea,!!

Let's replace health care with some other really important things that each and every one of us is responsible for obtaining
,FOR OURSELVES,

Like
Food - Agreed! That's why we have welfare programs.
Housing - Agreed!  Housing should be available to all.
No, lefties, health care is not a Right.  Really jog?  You want to tell that to people who can't afford their insulin, even though they pay for health insurance?
It's a necessity.  Seriously?  Tell that to the people that actually die because they can't afford health insurance.
Some people are more able to provide for themselves.  Yeah, that's not going away.
Life is not the same for everyone.  No, it's not.  No one says it is.  But it's stupid to think that the system, as it is now, works.
You can make it equal
But everytime that gets done
It's bad for everyone.  Really?  So Medicare as it is right now is a failure?  Social Security is a failure?  Welfare is a failure?  No, they're not.  For what we lost in trump's tax giveaway alone could have put a huge dent in Medicare for all.  But no, it's important to give those who have the most, even more, right?

 Healthcare at the level and quality we provide it would not be sustainable if it were given away for free to 327 million people.

 I feel healthcare is a right, I don't think someone should be denied care because they don't have the privilege or acceptance of a medical provider, but I do not agree we should plummet the medical system into trillions of dollars in debt.

T And T Garage wrote on 04/29/19 at 14:28:44:



Even if he did line something good up, the dems would block it out of spite...

Best regards,

As I said even if he did come up with something, it would never pass just cause his name was on it.  But I will say Mitch must carry a pretty big stick.

Best regards,

"However, as I mentioned above, the giveaway that the trump administration handed out in the form of tax breaks for the rich, would go a long way towards setting up some form of socialized healthcare system."

 It wouldn't go a "long way" in my opinion as we are only looking at 100 or so billion over lets say 20 years and free healthcare will use that in less than 10.  We would need much higher taxation, closer to 17 trillion for all 327 million in the country, or we could reduce quality of care.

 This exempts more modern research and development like genetic alteration and embryonic stem-cell, they would reduce cost overall.