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The White House,
Congress, Washington think tanks, and lobbyists design
overly-complex, impractical plans
requiring more bureaucrats who then monitor and confuse
themselves while providing little useful service for Americans. |
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Universal government-sponsored health insurance
-- from Clinton's 1992 campaign promise
and Hillary's 500 consultant friends' 6-month failed project, to
Bush's latest plan -- these schemes stand little chance of improving any
average American's
life. The Washington time-wasters design plans whose highlights
include confused options,
complex layers,
and intertwined deductibles. These plans are diagramed on
multi-colored on charts and look great to Washingtonians. Their
charts make for fascinating works of art to show off in meetings and
during confused, time-wasting Congressional hearings. |
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These
plans could never function properly in a real-world environment even
if Congress did pass them. They would require multifarious layers of
bureaucracy and then fail to serve the people in need. As too
frequently
happens with government plans, they would do little more than pay
bureaucrats' salaries. |
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It appears
impossible for Republicans or Democrats to devise a simple health
insurance plan. They appear incapable of devising a simple plan that
utilizes existing insurance companies'
that are already organized to serve all people using reasonable premium rates, deductible levels,
and coverage plans. Simple. With more customers, insurance companies
could decrease individual rates and quality of medical services
improve in the more capitalistic environment. |
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No
universal government-sponsored health insurance plan is likely to be implemented, but the
Washingtonians get their salaries and health insurance.
No problem... for them. |
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