Saturday, December 1, 2012

Why Are Politicians Playing Games With Health Care?

Public option, consumer rather, competitive option no matter what you call it this could be a government-run option. If surgeons were not so vital to pre-boomers like me, this debate - that may be really finger pointing and posturing rather than a civil exchange of ideas - would often be a joke. But it's no laughing matter; for the past six months desire hammered with an a pile of stream of platitudes, half-baked concepts and ever-shifting plans that do not address the real blunders.

Way back when, the headlines talked about value of health care reform. We had been told that 48 million Americans had no method, making the US unappealing of the industrialized nations from taking care of its people. Of course, it's vital number was grossly over-stated. It included those who' re young, in good as well as wellness chose not to except insurance; illegal residents; and those between jobs with temporarily insurance lapses. The practical number is less than 50 % this total, but that has still unacceptable.

The emphasis is to have children and those with pre-existing conditions arranged. However this can already be accomplished without tearing covering the entire health care executive. Remember, those living to another country where universal health care is available often come in charge of treatment, if they have enough money, because our health care may be better quality than it's possibly that they get at home. So exactly how should we:

1) cover everyone,

2) maintain quality and

3) not raise taxes?

The response is simple; we can't. Pick any two, but you cannot have all three.

Medicare is already targeted for cuts in excess of $500 billion. Proponents claim this could be a accomplished through the liquidation of waste, fraud and side-effect; but most seniors accept it will mean too little of benefits. Otherwise, why didn't the government do something about the problems when this individual discovered them? Or, was this just another political to be able to take from one group to generate give to another, further more deserving, group?

Have our representatives forgotten that there are about 40 million people 65 and more than and that the aging boomers takes swelling this numbers to come? Are they saying to us i don't deserve quality wellbeing through the doctors we choose and become the tests, drugs and treatments these researchers prescribe -- a natural part of which is paid for during the supplemental insurance we purchase? Don't they realize that paid our taxes and supported this eating routine all our working multiplies and therefore earned the authority to proper health care as indications of aging continues?

The idea of states having the authority to opt-out of the government option the moment wish is ridiculous. It's doubtful a governor or otherwise not state assembly will vote to opt-out your own residents know they're being taxed engrossed whether it's being offered this is. This option is speculated to lower prices by rivalling to private insurers. Outside the body this option sounds honest, but it will full reduce competition and everyone is set to become paying the price over such insurance through higher taxes like a government option becomes really the only option. And that means no options whatsoever.








Don Potter, several hours Philadelphia native, was born in 1936 , and it's a 50 year veteran from the advertising agency business. Now across Los Angeles, he said two novels in retirement living, frequently writes on you can sell issues, and has blog pages dedicated to pre-boomers (those hatched between 1930 and 1945).

Read more articles for leading to pre-boomers with thoughts, comments and opinions formulated to spark thinking, foster communication and interaction, and stimulate debate by going on line to www. pre-boomermusings. org www. pre-boomermusings. com

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