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Universal               health               care               has               been               packaged               to               sound               like               something               it               clearly               is               not.

Many               think               that               it               means               that               quality               health               care               will               be               available               for               all               at               virtually               no               cost.

They               feel               that               after               all,               isn't               quality               health               care               a               right,               we               know               its               in               the               Constitution               somewhere!

Not!

Health               care               sponsors               claim               that               health               care               costs               and               deficits               will               be               reduced,               quality               improved,               competition               and               choices               increased,               with               access               for               all.

These               claims               remind               me               of               the               promises               of               pyramid               schemes               that               the               young               and               naive               fall               prey               to.

When               something               doesn't               smell               right,               follow               the               money               and               ask               yourself               who               really               benefits?

The               government               will               control               the               money,               so               who               do               you               think               will               really               make               the               important               decisions?

Since               when               has               the               government               saved               tax               payer               money,               increase               competition               or               run               anything               well?

The               senate               runs               its               own               dining               facility,               it               has               failed               to               make               a               profit               and               has               incurred               large               debts,               do               we               really               want               them               to               directly               manage               1/6th               of               our               national               economy?
               Liberal               politicians               who               claim               its               your               patriotic               duty               to               pay               high               taxes               and               pontificate               about               the               rich               paying               their               fair               share,               often               cheat               on               their               own               taxes,               they               never               complain               about               getting               too               much               back               on               their               taxes               or               offer               to               contribute               their               own               wealth               to               government               causes.

Politicians               and               their               special               interest               groups               are               the               only               ones               who               benefit               from               universal               health               care.

Congress,               by               the               way               has               its               own               private               health               care               system,               so               they               won't               be               subject               to               the               new               universal               health               plan               that               they               have               enacted.
               Some               claim               that               universal               health               care               systems               are               working               well               in               other               countries.

They               may               know               someone               from               England               or               Canada               that               say               their               system               is               great.

Their               foreign               friends               may               even               believe               it               works               because               either               they               belong               to               a               special               interest               group               that               has               been               bumped               up               the               on               the               waiting               list               or               haven't               had               major               health               issues.
               Universal               health               care               systems               tried               on               the               state               level               in               this               country               such               as               in               Massachusetts               and               California               or               abroad,               have               all               experienced               similar               problems.

These               problems               include               soaring               deficits,               out               of               control               costs,               rationing,               incompetence,               pilfering               and               special               privilege               to               certain               groups.

What               incentives               will               exist               for               physicians               to               improve               their               skills,               or               medical               technology               to               improve               when               wages               and               prices               are               set               by               the               government?
               Many               want               to               believe               that               with               a               stroke               of               the               pen               the               government               can               take               care               of               every               problem.

No               one               wants               to               believe               they've               been               lied               to.

The               truth               is,               this               problem               is               not               a               simple               one,               we               are               going               to               have               to               make               some               hard               choices               to               turn               the               system               around               and               get               expenses               under               control.
               The               heart               of               the               problem               is               that               about               85%               of               health               care               expenses               are               paid               by               someone               other               than               those               receiving               care               and               about               half               the               expenses               are               paid               for               by               the               government.

Our               tax               code               also               provides               incentives               for               employers               not               individuals               to               purchase               health               insurance.

There               is               little               incentive               for               individuals               or               the               government               to               monitor               health               care               expenses.
               Some               solutions               to               the               problems               in               health               care               involve               putting               people               in               control               of               their               own               medical               dollars,               through               such               measures               as               medical               savings               accounts               in               tandem               with               high               deductible               low               cost               insurance,               incentives               in               the               tax               code               for               individuals               not               employers               to               buy               health               insurance.

Consumer               demand               will               spur               competition               between               insurance               companies               and               medical               service               providers.
               Other               measures               include               relaxing               medical               licensing               requirements               to               allow               nurses,               physicians               assistants               and               others               to               provide               some               services               that               only               doctors               are               permitted               to               do.

Allowing               individuals               to               purchase               health               plans               across               states               lines               will               break               state               monopolies               and               lower               prices.

Moving               away               from               prepaid               medical               care               for               routine               procedures               and               returning               to               traditional               insurance               with               flexible               savings               accounts               will               provide               incentives               not               to               overuse               medical               care.

Over               time               our               single               payer               systems               such               as               Medicare               and               Medicaid               could               be               phased               out               and               replaced               by               individual               based               health               savings               accounts               and               high               deductible               health               insurance               with               minimal               government               assistance.
               Sometimes               the               truth               hurts               but               sooner               or               later               we               have               to               face               it.

We               can't               blame               the               rich,               the               evil               corporations               or               even               big               government               for               problems               we've               created.

We               as               a               nation               have               allowed               and               even               encouraged               the               government               to               do               for               us               what               we               should               be               doing               for               ourselves               .Now               we               need               to               take               some               decisive               and               even               painful               steps               to               take               our               nation               back!
               References:
               Obama               Doesn't               Have               the               Only               Prescription               for               Healthcare               Reform               2009               
               http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=10328






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