Dude... they aren't pissed. You'd be thrilled, just like they are, if you had a law that forced people to buy your product. Imagine, next time there is a downturn in the car market we can just pass a law that forces people to buy a new GM car... there's precedent.
I'd wait until 2013, when this stuff takes effect.
Yeah, but no. I'm doing it tomorrow. I also have to find a way to invalidate my companies insurance policy on me.
I'm pretty sure they'll wait until after the lawsuits. It may be struck down and shooting wouldn't be necessary...
I'm more disgusted that my choices are more limited than before, and they were pretty limited then, allowing people to shop across state lines would at the least give people more choices, and at the most would maintain some semblance of personal choice in this matter. And having no option for catastrophic coverage with higher deductibles for those who can afford those things is simply corporate welfare...
Yeah, now that I am sober, this is a better idea. Good thing I got drunk on Sunday, otherwise I would have canceled my policies somehow.
It will be. This is just the first step. That will be the next step. Cost controls will be the third step in this process.
It does speak volumes about the conservative movement that they care more about an immoral war in the middle east then what is in the best interest of their fellow citizens. But I guess that goes with out saying or we would have never invaded Iraq in the first place.
and he accomplished a hell of a lot less then he intended too. Be that as it may. Pandora's box is now open. Once he signs the bill it will be to late to go back. This will become a hugely popular program like social security.
I agree whole heartedly. However the present legislation has bench marks that must be met by a certain time frame and if those bench marks are not met then the public option is back on the table again. The only other option to that is to require health insurance companies to operate as non-profits.
