While ERs provide episodic care and are the most expensive medical care available, McCain says they should go out of business by providing uncompensated care in order to replace Medicaid and Medicare.

Picture of car dringing around in the rain with the passenger having a heart attack.

When McCain drives the hospitals out of business, where will you go when you need healthcare ?

the gop is getting shortchanged on this one then.

ACME_Democrat Says:
Do you know how cheep and easy it is to get covered for major medical care? I know you don’t because you have swallowed the Democrap’s political propaganda hook, line, pole, boat, and the lake it sits on.

As a matter of fact I do. I pay 1300 dollars a month to cover myself and my wife for what is called an excellent policy. It is more than I have ever paid for car payments, house payments and utilities all combined per month.

as for your link. It was written by a conservative with a right wing slant…the guy even wrote agains ship so you have no credibility at all.

to read more conservative articles by the same guy you use as a reference go here.

We should all have the same health care that Cheny has:

Cheny Care

You are talking out of a right wing playbook that is easy to debunk. Try again if you have the heart.

So stupid you are, yes? (think of Yoda’s voice).

If you’re single, young, employed and in top health, you’re close to being correct.

If you’re uninsured, or unemployed, or have a pre-existing condition, then, just TRY to find “cheep (sic) and easy” coverage.

Do you know how cheep and easy it is to get covered for major medical care? I know you don’t because you have swallowed the Democrap’s political propaganda hook, line, pole, boat, and the lake it sits on.

ACME_Democrat Says:
Your stat is just a convenient political ploy to mislead the public to your political ideology. One of the biggest problems is the publics ignorance on how the health care system really works.

I would contend that your stats are for that purpose alone. I don’t think people in America need stats to know that the health care industry in America has brought us to a crisis.

If you want to contend that there is no health care crisis then you probably think that our economy is doing just fine too. You probably have stats to back that up too.

August 29th, 2008 at 10:40 am
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A fantastic role in a great movie, though I have to hand the award to his brilliant insanity in Barton Fink.

In theory, therefore, about 32 million people, or 68 percent of the uninsured, could easily obtain coverage but have chosen to forgo insurance. That means that about 94 percent of United States residents either have health coverage or access to it. The remaining 6 percent live in households that earn less than $50,000 annually. This group does not qualify for Medicaid and (arguably) earns too little to easily afford expensive family plans costing more than $12,000 per year. However, they could afford the limited benefit plans that are gaining in popularity

Most Uninsured are able to afford insurance but are healthy and feel they do not need it. Your stat is just a convenient political ploy to mislead the public to your political ideology. One of the biggest problems is the publics ignorance on how the health care system really works.

The increasingly older population alone in this country calls for a renewed healthcare system. Obama’s call last night for making the same plans available to members of congress available to everyone else is just what I wanted to hear.

You see, fixing healthcare really isn’t that difficult or costly. We’re not out to make a carbon copy of Canada’s or Britain’s system, but keeping innovation intact, encouraging others to enter medicine out of an obligation to humanity and not on a commercialized mindset of making $300,000 right out of medical school, and bringing access to EVERYBODY.

Demand can be met and ills can be remedied if we PUT OUR MINDS TO IT.

McCain’s obvious lack of any grasp on reality reminds me of Ronald Reagan. I remember vividly one time when Reagan did a press conference with the want ads of a newspaper, claiming that there were many help-wanted ads in there and that anybody who wanted a job could just answer an ad. He was completely clueless that most of the ads called for specialized skills, that there were far more people looking for work than there were jobs available, and that for each job opening, there were enough applicants to overwhelm the employer posting it.

The Republicans are keeping alive their tradition of being out of touch with reality. I just hope people are able to see it this time around.

And to think I used to like John Goodman, especially when he played Linda Tripp on SNL.

Or when he was the Commanding General, Marine Forces, Pacific, who promoted Gomer Pyle (Jim Nabors) to Honorary Corporal.

In a Democracy, the government is the people, so the Conservatives who want less government, want less self-rule. Idiots.

kjk

The most coherent posting of yours to date.