I admire the Iranian people, look what they are doing….when am I going to see this in America again

Massive instability? Hopefully never. But the election night celebrations surrounding the White House weren’t entirely dissimilar.

@20, They don’t know any better. They are the type of people who were born and bred on the notion “America is the best”. Don’t get me wrong, America is the best.

P.D. ….I respectfully have to disagree with your statement. America is NOT the best, far from it. Go look at stats and you’ll see America has major work to do.

This stat sums it all up….America (the richest nation in the world)is 24th in the world for infant mortality rate. Third world countries have a better stat then us.

Propaganda is the reason this nation is falling apart. The lies the MSM is putting out….have you ever wondered why the MSM won’t go to Canada and speak to its citizens and ask them how do they like their single payer health system??????The answer….the truth would kill your system of health care….sorry wealth care….you have no health care…i forget….sorry!!!

I admire the Iranian people, look what they are doing….when am I going to see this in America again

Atlanta keeps Grady going because the alternative is lots of sick, indigent people dying in the streets.

People that reflexively oppose all public support for people in need don’t understand the practical need to keep these people from dying in the street, as it affects our quality of life to have sick people unable to get help.

As usual Isakson is talking out of both sides of his mouth. He is funded by the health insurance industry. When it comes down to a vote, he will never ever vote for a real public option.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&sid=a62_boqkurbI

Two Japanese men caught on the border of Italy with $134 billion in U.S. Treasury Bonds in their suitcases!

They are making people believe that what is being proposed is “Government Run Health Care”. That is not the case.

Single Payer is NOT “Government Run Health Care”. It simply removes the insurance company middleman from the equation, which reduces costs and spreads the risk.

Think of it as a 300-million strong group insurance plan.

You take competition out of health care and you’ll have less quality and a higher cost.

This explains why the other industrialized countries are clamoring to have their single-payer systems replaced by America’s Rube Goldberg monstrosity. The envy is palpable.

Rupert Murdoch in Pain

In Britain, it is pure simplicity. I had appendicitis one year and a root canal another year and paid zero each time. The state actually paid me a few hundred for being out of work—not my employee—the government.

100 million Americans have no dental coverage. You can die of an abcess tooth.

We can cover everyone and save $350 billion every year at the same time.

Screw your guarding, single payer is the way to go! Competition works against efficiency in a system that’s geared around pooling more people together to minimize costs. The more competing pools you have, the fewer the people in each pool and therefore the less efficient it is.

Insurance doesn’t really provide a service. It groups people together, processes some forms, collects premiums and pays out benefits. There’s no value added to that. There’s no way of doing it “better than the other guy.” In short, there’s no basis to compete on.

Amen and Amen and So say we all….

The republican campaign on health care: Our sick profiting and middle manning is bad, but it could be a lot worse if guv mint gets involved.

One question wipes all that away: Where were the free market solutions during the conservative majority?