Sen. John Barrasso, M.D., and Sen. Tom Coburn, M.D., discuss how health savings accounts and small group health plans can be a part of a step-by-step approach to reducing health care costs.
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John Barrasso and Tom Coburn Discuss Health Savings Accounts and Small Group Health Plans
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Notice how Coburn …
Notice how Coburn immediately invokes “free market principles.” Where was he during 2008-2009? Has he talked to anyone who has seen retirement savings decimated, or who has been bankrupted by medical costs despite being insured, or who has his/her treatment determined not by medical staff, by doctors and therapists and nurses, but by insurance companies intent on profits for their shareholders?
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Bullshit talking …
Bullshit talking points.
I used to run a …
I used to run a micro small business (just me for thirty years). If there had been a type of small business co op group health plan for small businesses as you mentioned, perhaps even I could have afforded insurance! Being that so much of our GDP comes from small business it sure seems like a super solution to me!
Thank you for …
Thank you for continuing to work on health care. Hopefully, one day we will have a bill that is crafted by ethical people.
Thank you for …
Thank you for sharing this great information. I’m glad more people are waking up to the details of the Healthcare Bills. Now if the DEMS would wake up before they try to pass (sneak) their Monstrosity of a Bill through the “backdoor”. We are watching every move they make, or could if they were actually transparent. Please continue to keep us informed. Thank you.