atheistcatman
New Member
Should we drop the current health care plan and go for Universal
The current healthcare debate in the United States has landed all the way to the Supreme Court. All the Republicans and special interest groups want the health care bill scraped, this may surprise you, and I want it scraped to. Let them scrap it. With that creep Romney standing no chance against Obama, the Democrats will also most likely have a majority in both houses with the behavior signing the final will and testament of the Republican Party. We can take advantage of this by coming back with even a better bill that is a piece of legislation that adds in an amendment to the United States Constitution making medical care a right based on need, not based on the ability to pay, and making the amendment into a law that states Universal Health Care in the United States of America. If you want to learn more on the benefits of a Nationalized or Universal healthcare system, watch the DprJones video series, A letter to America. Please respond, I would be interested on your thoughts on scrapping this current healthcare bill before the Supreme Court and going to Universal health care, in my opinion, this current bill still plays into the hands of the health insurance companies and other special groups, and by the changes that came to my Medicaid, I have deep suspicion the republicans had their hands in screwing over the poor and disabled in this bill.
The current healthcare debate in the United States has landed all the way to the Supreme Court. All the Republicans and special interest groups want the health care bill scraped, this may surprise you, and I want it scraped to. Let them scrap it. With that creep Romney standing no chance against Obama, the Democrats will also most likely have a majority in both houses with the behavior signing the final will and testament of the Republican Party. We can take advantage of this by coming back with even a better bill that is a piece of legislation that adds in an amendment to the United States Constitution making medical care a right based on need, not based on the ability to pay, and making the amendment into a law that states Universal Health Care in the United States of America. If you want to learn more on the benefits of a Nationalized or Universal healthcare system, watch the DprJones video series, A letter to America. Please respond, I would be interested on your thoughts on scrapping this current healthcare bill before the Supreme Court and going to Universal health care, in my opinion, this current bill still plays into the hands of the health insurance companies and other special groups, and by the changes that came to my Medicaid, I have deep suspicion the republicans had their hands in screwing over the poor and disabled in this bill.
