Calif Bill wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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Richard the Dreaded Libertarian wrote:
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 18:18:39 -0400, Buerste wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
Buerste wrote:
Republican mistakes thus justifying anything the Democrats do.
But Bush...but Bush...but Bush!!!

Why?
The Dems and Returds will have to justify their own positions.
This will happen at the polls Tom.
As for Dubya, he's gone and he's got his own lock on excellent
health-care.
The rest of us, including you, have to live with the carnage and
bellyaching
about that won't solve a thing.

Healthcare needs reform, don't trust Democrats to do it. It's
simple, cap "pain and suffering" and other litigation reform
especially malpractice and defensive medicine, standardize
insurance forms, prevent premature release from hospitals,
legislate portability and eliminate "preexisting condition
problems, eliminate "emergency room" as primary by extending
Medicare/Medicaid net for the poor.

The Democrats' need to stifle discussion and demand a timetable
that sounds like a bad used car sales pitch and I wonder why they
are exempt.

The current "healthcare" mess was caused by government intrusion in
the first place.

With a true Free Market, the health insurance companies would be
competing the way the car insurance companies are now.


That's one of the most ignorant things I've ever seen.
Car insurance is MANDATED by most States you dumb ass.
The "Libertarian" version of this would actually be fair. You'd buy
insurance if you had assets and were collectable.
Otherwise, you just wouldn't.
I like it!


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John R. Carroll



Actually that is what happens now, unless you have massive assets and
self insure.

You can't register a vehicle in CA without electronically verifiable proof
of insurance.
Period, and they don't take only your car, they take you.


No assets? Just because it is against the law, there
is no penalty. They take away your POS vehicle license plates. It's
not worth the yearly insurance premium. When I got hit in
Mississippi years ago,

Hey, it's Mississippi. Shoe's would be an epiphany to those hicks.
Just look at Haley Barbour.


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John R. Carroll