Title: 2,000 Doctors Say Bernie Sanders Is Right About Universal Healthcare Source:
YouTube URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzEZClyCJGQ Published:May 7, 2016 Author:Secular Talk Post Date:2016-05-07 16:46:02 by Willie Green Keywords:None Views:2321 Comments:11
2,000 Doctors Say Bernie Sanders Is Right About Universal Healthcare
You do realize there are a million doctors? There are probably 2000 rural doctors in Alaska alone!
We did not have this major issue with healthcare until government got involved. Now its broken and the people who broke it want to fix it? Crony capitalism at its best or as smart people call it, socialism!
We did not have this major issue with healthcare until government got involved.
Before government got involved, the average American didn't have ANY healthcare other than home remedies, and the average life expectancy was less than 50 years.
Before government got involved, the average American didn't have ANY healthcare other than home remedies, and the average life expectancy was less than 50 years.
Before the insurance companies got heavily involved, people went to the doctor, paid case, and got affordable care. The doctors even made house calls.
Now, you go to the doctor for the sniffles, they want a blood and urine sample, and to perform every test your insurance will pay for.
The government, via Obamacare, has made private health insurance mandatory. The more affordable policies carry a $6,500 deductable, making them essentially useless for the poor people most likely to purchase them to meet the government requirement. The main benefit is statistical -- the government can claim the person is insured.
The government, via Obamacare, has made private health insurance mandatory. The more affordable policies carry a $6,500 deductable, making them essentially useless for the poor people most likely to purchase them to meet the government requirement. The main benefit is statistical -- the government can claim the person is insured.
Exactly. This crony capitalism at its worse and some think its great. They just must be blind to the truth.
Here in Texas we have to have car insurance and the poor buy insurance for a month then stop paying so they can get their vehicle registered. It will happen to healthcare too.
If government is the answer then you are asking the wrong question!
