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unpossibles (1000+ posts) Mon Jul-07-08 03:15 PMResponse to Original message 2. I see it as a combination of things mainly the amount of money made by insurance and pharmaceutical companies, but also fall out from our protracted fight against anything remotely resembling socialism despite the fact that many programs which we successfully have and use are also somewhat socialist in nature.That is one of the larger obstacles - opponents have just thrown out the Red Scare thing, and it shuts down the conversation too often.
Life_To_Give (1000+ posts) Mon Jul-07-08 03:15 PMResponse to Original message 3. The Devil you know. For all the people who are currently insured. The prospect that anything new might be worse than what they already have. Super Soaker Sniper (284 posts) Mon Jul-07-08 04:55 PMResponse to Original message 34. The threat of a full blown revolt by those that would have to pay for it.I have great healthcare and at a very good price. My company values my work enugh that they provide it. I have no doubt that any governt mandated healathcare would not match what I have as far as price and quality. My support for a government run healthcare program is conditional on being able to opt out.For those of you that would really like a universal program, I would like one also, but here is a question. What government department or program can you name right now that is being run in a manner that you would like to have your healthcare run that way?That is what scares me about something this massive being placed under government control. That the people in charge of FEMA, TSA, Immigration, FAA, Social Security would be running it. They show me nothing that would make me think that they would run healthcare any better.
Poll question: What is preventing the U.S. from getting Universal Healthcare?
QuotePoll question: What is preventing the U.S. from getting Universal Healthcare?Common sense by regular Americans.