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In reply to the discussion: Let's start the push now for single-payer. [View all]silvershadow
(10,336 posts)39. And this ^ was largely my point. If we don't push back, we keep sliding rightward. Enough inching
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Keep telling yourself that as Anthem and Kaiser run away with obscene amounts of lucre
Wella
Nov 2014
#49
While you're planning your Perfect System, do you think maybe we mere mortals
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#60
Actually the Obama administration admitted prices were going up in 2015 according to
Wella
Nov 2014
#75
Step 1. Make insurance cartel a too big to fail AND require patronage 2. ???
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#51
You people keep talking about ideals that exist only in your imagination
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#61
No, it was asserted that the ACA is a step toward single payer. No sense getting huffy when asked
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#65
Millions of people who couldn't have access to healthcare now do thanks to ACA.
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#67
You are apparently responding to questions other than the ones posed to you
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#73
And this ^ was largely my point. If we don't push back, we keep sliding rightward. Enough inching
silvershadow
Nov 2014
#39
you pay 100 dollars for Part B, plus the cost of supplemental, which is optional, but is very costly
still_one
Nov 2014
#32
Some states are better than others. Texas is one of the worse for doctors who won't accept Medicare
still_one
Nov 2014
#40
This republican party will NEVER accept single payer. Hell, if they could they would get rid of
still_one
Nov 2014
#33
Good point. Repubs are doing their best to destroy gov't services that work well
RufusTFirefly
Nov 2014
#21
In fact there is a kind of "web" spun by single-payer gov't guaranteed health care.
delrem
Nov 2014
#26
Five provinces isn't 50 states, your level of difficulty is way, way higher. One province is like
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#53
You won't see Democrats talk about any health care reform for a very, very, very long time
scarystuffyo
Nov 2014
#36
Medicare for All, including dental, optical, hearing aids, mental health and LTC services.
Scuba
Nov 2014
#42
First you need to convince the Dems in power that SP is worth fighting for and ...
slipslidingaway
Nov 2014
#64
Oh I don't even know. I just threw that in after pulling it out of my backside.
silvershadow
Nov 2014
#77