Could a single-payer, government-run health care system work in the United States? We already know the answer, because America already has single-payer, government-run health care. Author and commentator Pete Hegseth explains.
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I have no payer health care.
You’d think the VA would have a competitive adv. over private care givers seeing as how they specialize in care for Veterans.
Aren’t they already competing and losing to the private sector if so many of those they are suppose to serve are seeking private care?
This monstrosity needs to be shuttered and the money sent directly to veterans to spend as they see fit, not forcing them to go to the government seeking care from bureaucrats more motivated by maintaining their budget and skimping on care to keep their cost down.
Government run anything is ineffective and always costs more than anyone ever predicts. If people think health care is expensive now, wait until the government runs it. Also, government run health care saves money by denying care to people. Amerikans will regret wishing for “free” health care.
Stalin said, government health care is the cornerstone of communism.
@bubba ~ agreed … just look at Great Britain’s NHC
…. now … look at their teeth
What teeth?
Willy Nelson has more teeth.
The problem isn’t the lack of single payer health care. It’s the lack of single receiver heath care. As in 1, and only 1 person gets paid.