Intro: "The Washington Post has an apparent blockbuster story today. It reports that a new study finds that Obamacare will increase the budget deficit, not decrease it, as the Congressional Budget Office has found ... That sounds pretty legit, right? Actually, no. It's not even remotely legit."
President Barack Obama signs into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (aka ObamaCare) on March 23,2010. (photo: Doug Mills/NYT)
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No wonder newspapers are going out of business. Almost no one´s stupid enough to read them anymore.
You are correct, but as an outsider I wonder if the USA needs to go a step at a time and do the Obama changes, then move away from the insurance providers trap? This is a genuine question. I just don't think the USA seems able to move directly to single-pay health care.
Clean out Washington and take the Justices with you.
If the congress would pay back the Loans (illegal at that) they took from Social Security and Medicare we would not have any problems caring for Seniors or Disabled.
USA could have moved into real Healthcare in the 1960's but the Politicians love their Lobby Money and care less for Public. We are foolish enough to keep paying their benefits and Pensions. DUH
With Corporate control of media, there's corporate control of the message. The "public" can be lied to with impunity, and few are any wiser that their pocket book and their heath are in jeopardy.
Don't be fooled !
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