I really suggest you do some research into UHC and find out what you are saying is absolutely false. Currently the U.S is ranked number 1 in cost and is 14th in quality of care, this from the world health organization. What you are spreading is what the insurance lobby wants you to say and is not true in any aspect. .
2007-04-10 14:43:21
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answered by Anonymous
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The Healthcare System has gotten so BAD in this Country- ANY "plan" is better than what we have now! I give the Lady credit for just having the NERVE to put something out there- when nobody ELSE will touch the subject with a ten foot pole! I'm a guy- but I'm HOPING that alot of women DO vote for Hilary just because she's a woman, because none of the MEN running with her- have half the guts to DO anything that SHE has!
2007-04-06 18:50:03
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answered by Joseph, II 7
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For one thing, you are very, very wrong about Canadian medical care. Compare the actual statistics for 2006:
Life expectancy:
Canada, 80.3 years
USA, 78.0 years
Canadians on average live 2.3 years longer than Americans.
Infant mortality:
Canada, 4.6 deaths per 1,000 births
USA, 6.4 deaths per 1,000 births
Your baby is about 50% more likel.y to die under the United States health system than if he/she were born in Canada.
Other countries fare even better - including countries with federalized medical care or health insurance. Check the statistics yourself.
"I heard" you say... Darth, above, says "I don't know the details, but socialized medicine is a horrible idea..." If he doesn't know the details, how does he know it's a bad idea? Because he read it in the answers of other "experts" who also answered your question saying, without any statistics or references, how nationalized health insurance would destroy American health care? By listening to Rush Limbaugh, AMA lobbyists, and pharmaceutical company publicists?
Before you pass judgment on anyone's proposals, regardless of party, you should read it, or at least listen to what they have to say, so you know what you're talking about.
Medical care in America is currently controlled by million and billion-dollar medical and pharmaceutical corporations whose only motivation is profit. Countless Americans die every year because they can't afford to see a qualified doctor, go to a good hospital, or buy their medications. That's just a fact... Clinton's plan may or may not be the answer, but medical care in America has to change, to become not just acceptable, but the best in the world, which it is not today.
What is far more disconcerting to me about your question is that you, an American citizen and voter, would change your political affiliation based on "something you heard." Regardless of our party or political beliefs, we as citizens need to be critical thinkers, to demand accountability from our leaders, and not to be easily swayed by political rhetoric from any biased source (and they're all biased) that comes along.
2007-04-06 17:48:15
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answered by Don P 5
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Right now only the people who can afford it get those treatments. In Canada everyone has the right to basic health care. Therefore Canada's system, even with its limitations, is still better for their society than our health care system is for ours.
You are being quite stuck up by saying that only people who can afford medical treatments should have the right to them.
2007-04-06 17:27:15
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answered by Anonymous
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I don't know the details, but socialized medicine is a horrible idea. I know it sounds great to say people have a "right to healthcare," but it's just not so. Healthcare is not free, and the money has to come from somewhere. Like it or not, taking money from taxpayers to provide services is stealing. The best way to ensure the poor get healthcare is to get the government out of the equation. Deregulate the healthcare industry, and costs will come down. Furthermore, if people are that concerned about the poor having access to healthcare, then they should VOLUNTARILY give money to charities that would provide this. Charity is great, and I give regularly. Government theft is not.
2007-04-06 17:42:45
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answered by Anonymous
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When she tried to get her plan through when Bill was in office, even the Democrats rejected it. It is absolute socialized medicine. Our medical system is doomed if she gets her way.
2007-04-07 06:33:38
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answered by Anonymous
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She already did plenty of damage 10 years ago. What she want another crack in killing people. I have Canadian relatives. There medical services sucks. I keep trying to remind people that hospital cause deaths increased emensely after Hillary tried to fix it a while back. All the cost cutting done by the hospitals in preparation of Hillary health care reform left the hospitals understaffed.
2007-04-06 17:16:49
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answered by Anonymous
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2016-10-21 06:13:02
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answered by ? 4
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What plan? That plan she's been planning for the past 10 years? You see all those elders sitting around her belted off on her website? Well there were there to find out what the hell happened to her promise 10 years ago to get them healthcare. I think they wanna kick her azz!
2007-04-06 17:51:55
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answered by Stealth 2
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It will irreparably ruin medical care in this country, if implemented, for generations.
2007-04-06 17:20:15
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answered by Anonymous
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