Why McCain has the best health-care plan

[smartguy911]

http://money.cnn.com/2008/03/10/news/economy/tully_healthcare.fortune/

 

[yongrel]

*vomits*

 

[hawks4ronpaul]

Why McCain has the worst healthcare plan:

2nd video at http://hawks4ronpaul.blogspot.com/2008/01/finish-job-scam.html

 

[amy31416]

Why McCain has the worst healthcare plan:

Remember, prevention is key in all good healthcare. McCain is severely lacking there.

 

[OptionsTrader]

Why McCain has the worst healthcare plan

 

[Laughingcow]

How the hell is this "An argument for some free-market sanity" This has nothing to do with free market, this has to do with more gov. control. For all of you who chastised me for even thinking of voting for McPain, I glad all you threw was rotten fruit, it should have been bricks. I'm glad I see more clearly now.

 

[Mesogen]

The U.S. now has 47 million uninsured...

Why is this always the beginning of the argument?

Because it makes the reader assume that everyone absolutely must have insurance. It sounds like the beginning of a board meeting at an insurance company.

"Gentlemen, there are 47 million people out there that should be paying us for nothing, but aren't. How do we get their money into our accounts?"

"Force them to pay?"

"Excellent!"

 

[Mesogen]

McCain suggests that we junk all that. Say you're earning $100,000 a year and your company provides about $9,000 toward your $12,000 family premium, which is about average.

$100k a year is average? Wow! I'm quite below average then!!

 

[Mesogen]

From what I understand about HSAs is that you pay into them a certain amount each year pre-tax. As in what you pay into them is entirely tax deductible. BUT, what you don't use by the end of the year is forfeited to the IRS.

WTF kind of deal is that?

 

[hawks4ronpaul]

(RE uninsured) Why is this always the beginning of the argument?

Because it makes the reader assume that everyone absolutely must have insurance. It sounds like the beginning of a board meeting at an insurance company.

"Gentlemen, there are 47 million people out there that should be paying us for nothing, but aren't. How do we get their money into our accounts?"

"Force them to pay?"

"Excellent!"

"Uninsured" immediately changes/confuses the topic from healthcare to something else.

"Oh no, my car ran out of gas, and I have no gasoline insurance. How will my tank get refilled? Curse you, market failure."


http://hawks4ronpaul.blogspot.com/

 

[Laughingcow]

Lol

 

[pinkmandy]

Looks like he's going to bring some sunshine to our healthcare. Just what we need, more McSunshine.