Without getting into politics, one needs look no further than Social Security to see what happens to a government run program. They haven't been warning for days, months, or even years that its hosed and going broke...but rather for decades. DECADES!!! It gets borrowed from, monies reallocated, and you name it. So, when I hear one politician (either side of the aisle) talk about "nationalized healthcare", other than what's happened in several other countries where it's failed or failing, and even they realize that they must privatize it again...what goes through my mind is government borrowing from, reapprpriating, and one huge pyramid scheme that too will be broke one day for those that contributed and will be told..."Sorry, nothing left for you". Can't or won't happen? Think or look no further than Social Security...it has.
Besides, I don't want some politically motivated patronage appointee from either side of the aisle whom will be sitting behind a desk in DC to decide for my family, friends, neighbors, any of you, or myself whom gets treated or not, whom lives and whom dies. I'm not buying into that. And besides, one party gets in charge, but you're a loud mouth from the oposing party and need open heart surgery...and your paperwork gets lost about 30 times.
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