Berna

You’re in the wrong country.

“I don't want my president to work with right wing freaks.“

You want a dictatorship?

Set up a government agency that will do the work of the insurance companies.

What’s wrong with that? Actually its a clip from MSNBC.

I was replying to this:

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I think he means to build on what was already started by the ACA. Keep the good things and improve or change the parts that aren’t working.

You think Biden and Obama failed? I think they did a pretty darn good job. Joe has always been willing to cross the isle to get things done. We’re in the mess we’re in now because of liars and corruption, not because of past administrations.

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You can either compromise and work together or have Rs (trump) in all branches running everything. Anyone willing to work together has my vote. That’s how the system is supposed to work.

I like him. He has no problem standing up to trump.

Is there a way we could read these in a nutshell?

What makes the difference whether the govt pays the insurance companies or they give us money to pay insurance companies? It all still goes to the insurance companies!

If only there were laws or policies in place to distribute wealth more evenly.

Blackmail.

To be done in the new pajama removal department.

And no pajamas!

“Who knew it could be so complicated?”

It addressed things such as use of evidence based medicine, requiring computerized records, decreasing adverse outcomes and hospital stays, accountability and penalties for noncompliance. These are just a few off the top of my head.

There’s actually a lot more to it than this. Was it 6000 or 9000 pages originally? I can’t remember but I’d worked in the hospital at the time and the ACA was phased in over many years.

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This sounds like a big part of the problem. While some rightfully make a living working in healthcare, others are making out like fat rats.

That’s crazy expensive.

Definitely broken. It’s become a racket.

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How the One Big Beautiful Bill could reshape your medical career The One Big Beautiful Bill introduces historic Medicare and Medicaid cuts, threatening provider stability and patient access, prompting urgent adaptation in medical practice and mindset.

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Yes, you’re probably right. Employee contributions will be increased but still less expensive than paying the whole cost of an individual plan.

More cuts to come with the Big Ugly Bill. No thanks to the Rs.

True!

Those against probably get their healthcare through their employers.