[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.870588)]Most continue to say ensuring health care coverage is government’s responsibility[/COLOR]
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</header>[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.870588)]Six-in-ten Americans say it is the federal government’s responsibility to make sure all Americans have health care coverage, including 31% who support a “single payer” approach to health insurance, according to a new national survey by Pew Research Center.
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[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.870588)]Among those who see a government responsibility to provide health coverage for all, more say it should be provided through a single health insurance system run by the government rather than through a mix of private companies and government programs (31% vs. 25%).
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</header>[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.870588)]Six-in-ten Americans say it is the federal government’s responsibility to make sure all Americans have health care coverage, including 31% who support a “single payer” approach to health insurance, according to a new national survey by Pew Research Center.
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Just to get a better look at Guaido. Looks like Obama, doesn't he?
CIA trained puppet plant. They thought adding Lopez to the party would give them some momentum, but it failed.
They must be getting frustrated. They (CIA and co.) blew up the hydroelectric plants and are trying to do everything without doing a direct topping by force.
This walk down memory lane is just tremendous:
Chavez became the bugaboo of American politics because his full-throated advocacy of socialism and redistributionism at once represented a fundamental critique of neoliberal economics, and also delivered some indisputably positive results. Indeed, as shown by some of the most significant indicators, Chavez racked up an economic record that a legacy-obsessed American president could only dream of achieving.
hno:
Note how it is socialism when it is going well (if you ignore the murder of political opponents, starvation and abject poverty) and it isn't socialism when it collapses.
Chavez became the bugaboo of American politics because his full-throated advocacy of socialism and redistributionism at once represented a fundamental critique of neoliberal economics, and also delivered some indisputably positive results. Indeed, as shown by some of the most significant indicators, Chavez racked up an economic record that a legacy-obsessed American president could only dream of achieving.
hno:Note how it is socialism when it is going well (if you ignore the murder of political opponents, starvation and abject poverty) and it isn't socialism when it collapses.
"Soundly run"
LOL
I've been working in health care longer than you've been an adult.
Neither Medicare or Medicaid demonstrate a nationalization of health care. The VA is an example of a nationalized aspect because the government actually runs the facilities and the doctors work for the government.
Your effort to "own the cons" is off to a horrendous start here.
Seriously, if you think Medicare or Medicaid are "soundly run" you might want to get off of here and so some reading. (Medicare is going insolvent and anyone above the poverty line purchases supplemental insurance. And, the number of providers who take Medicaid is shrinking. Probably because they're so awesome).
If you think Medicaid, essentially a reimbursement program to for-profit health care providers, means health care is in any way "nationalized" you need to stop talking about the topic and get a clue.
Left wingers are legends in their own minds which is always cute though.
If you think Medicaid, essentially a reimbursement program to for-profit health care providers, means health care is in any way "nationalized" you need to stop talking about the topic and get a clue.
Left wingers are legends in their own minds which is always cute though.
Regulations
Higher taxes
$ 15 minimum wage
Obamacare
Gun control
Preventing the free practice of religion (well Christianity anyhow)
Student loans
Mortgages
Are all acts of nationalizing our economy. They all give more power and more control to the federal government, which defies the intent of the founding fathers
Higher taxes
$ 15 minimum wage
Obamacare
Gun control
Preventing the free practice of religion (well Christianity anyhow)
Student loans
Mortgages
Are all acts of nationalizing our economy. They all give more power and more control to the federal government, which defies the intent of the founding fathers
“You have a group that have had no primary care, and now when they go to access the primary care, they find out it’s a month before they’re going to get in. There’s a limited number of providers that take Medicaid. Everybody doesn’t take Medicaid, and all specialists don’t take Medicaid,” Carrison said.
^ Probably because Medicaid is run so well.
Here is more fun reading for anyone interested in how these programs work.
Mayo Clinic: Privately insured patients to get priority over Medicaid, Medicare patients
You’ve Got Medicaid – Why Can’t You See the Doctor?
[h=1]Medicaid enrollees last in line when docs accepting new patients[/h]
Why Some Doctors Don't Accept Medicare or Other Insurance
Access to Care: Provider Availability in Medicaid Managed Care
WHAT WE FOUND
We found that slightly more than half of providers could not offer appointments to enrollees. Notably, 35 percent could not be found at the location listed by the plan, and another 8 percent were at the location but said that they were not participating in the plan. An additional 8 percent were not accepting new patients.
Socialism sucks and it will kill you.
^ Probably because Medicaid is run so well.
Here is more fun reading for anyone interested in how these programs work.
Mayo Clinic: Privately insured patients to get priority over Medicaid, Medicare patients
You’ve Got Medicaid – Why Can’t You See the Doctor?
[h=1]Medicaid enrollees last in line when docs accepting new patients[/h]
Why Some Doctors Don't Accept Medicare or Other Insurance
Access to Care: Provider Availability in Medicaid Managed Care
WHAT WE FOUND
We found that slightly more than half of providers could not offer appointments to enrollees. Notably, 35 percent could not be found at the location listed by the plan, and another 8 percent were at the location but said that they were not participating in the plan. An additional 8 percent were not accepting new patients.
Socialism sucks and it will kill you.
