Both candidates' healthcare plans are utter disasters. Leaving aside how "mandates" are going to be enforced, and the gigantic effective tax increase of tying insurance costs to income, Hillary's plan explicitly leaves 12 million of the supposed "47 million" uninsured. Given that a substantial majority of the other 35 million can afford insurance and choose not to buy it, I fail to see why this is something that requires additional massive government intervention.
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Ted Frank said...
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esquiver said...
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esquiver said...
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Post a CommentBoth candidates' healthcare plans are utter disasters. Leaving aside how "mandates" are going to be enforced, and the gigantic effective tax increase of tying insurance costs to income, Hillary's plan explicitly leaves 12 million of the supposed "47 million" uninsured. Given that a substantial majority of the other 35 million can afford insurance and choose not to buy it, I fail to see why this is something that requires additional massive government intervention.
P.S. Your first three-week deadline is tomorrow. How's that going?
It's not Wednesday yet.
Grr. Stupid timestamp. Two minutes fast.
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