I don’t put the full blame on the insurance companies. I blame the providers, they’re the ones setting the absurd prices in the first place. All the discourse I see seems to just accept the fact that the prices are what they are without accounting for the massive administrative bloat that providers create just because they can.
No it isn’t. We just voted in a government completely committed to the opposite of healthcare reform including rolling back and eliminating what reforms have been put in place.
If you dumbasses would spend more time voting and less time fetishizing pointless murder you might have secured some momentum. Until then, this is useless.
Republicans and Democrats will never allow poor people to have healthcare. The parties enjoy hurting people too much.
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I don’t put the full blame on the insurance companies. I blame the providers, they’re the ones setting the absurd prices in the first place. All the discourse I see seems to just accept the fact that the prices are what they are without accounting for the massive administrative bloat that providers create just because they can.
No it isn’t. We just voted in a government completely committed to the opposite of healthcare reform including rolling back and eliminating what reforms have been put in place.
If you dumbasses would spend more time voting and less time fetishizing pointless murder you might have secured some momentum. Until then, this is useless.
Republicans and Democrats will never allow poor people to have healthcare. The parties enjoy hurting people too much.
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