Wow. You are clearly one of the more uninformed people I have ever known, do you only read your talking points that you consistently post? What's wrong with you, couldn't find an emotive question?
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/111/hr2520
The Patients Choice Act (A quick synopsis)...
1. Puts a major focus on preventative care.
2. Makes insurance agencies compete nationwide for cost.
3. Gives a tax credit to individuals who buy their own care, the same type that an employer gets for providing insurance for an employee.
4. Creates a more cost effective State Centered alternative to Medicaid replacing.
5. Deals with medicare fraud.
6. Provides a more cost effective alternative to CHIP.
7. Allows Native Americans to seek better care outside of the Federal Government's program that has had a monopoly on their care for hundreds of years and treated them like dirt.
8. Works towards better and more quick and effective resolution than litigation for malpractice.
The Health Care Freedom Plan
1. Protects your right to keep your employer based insurance if you choose to do so.
2. Provides Americans without employer-based health insurance with vouchers of $2000 for individuals and $5000 for families to purchase health insurance.
3. Allows Americans with Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to use their HSA funds to pay for insurance premiums, encouraging employers to contribute to their employees’ HSAs.
4. Creates a national market for health insurance by allowing individuals to purchase health insurance plans in any state.
5. Provides block grants to states to develop innovative models that ensure affordable health insurance coverage for Americans with preexisting health conditions.
Among other benefits...
“Empowering Patients First Act” (One of the crappier ones, IMO).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empowering_Patients_First_Act
