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re: Senator Sanders' healthcare/tax plan.
Posted on 3/29/17 at 2:41 pm to HeyHeyHogsAllTheWay
Posted on 3/29/17 at 2:41 pm to HeyHeyHogsAllTheWay
Your proposal has merit, except for this part:
People who can afford to go elsewhere will do so to avoid the long waits/lower quality of care.
Of course we'll still have the issue of the undocumented worker who falls off a roof and breaks his back, or the unemployed hillbilly who ODs on heroin, and other things you couldn't treat without more advanced medicine that a county clinic could provide. But at least you would eliminate the whole "poor people being denied access to health care" argument.
As for the cost of acquiring land/buildings for gummint-run healthcare facilities, that problem can be solved easily (and relatively cheaply):
Thousands of readily available vacant Federally-owned properties nationwide
quote:Waste of time. Go ahead and make it free, with the Feds picking up the entire tab.
Then set the pricing on a sliding schedule , the less income you have the smaller amount you pay , with the rest paid for by the government.
People who can afford to go elsewhere will do so to avoid the long waits/lower quality of care.
Of course we'll still have the issue of the undocumented worker who falls off a roof and breaks his back, or the unemployed hillbilly who ODs on heroin, and other things you couldn't treat without more advanced medicine that a county clinic could provide. But at least you would eliminate the whole "poor people being denied access to health care" argument.
As for the cost of acquiring land/buildings for gummint-run healthcare facilities, that problem can be solved easily (and relatively cheaply):
Thousands of readily available vacant Federally-owned properties nationwide
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