Right to Adequate & Affordable, Pt.2 – ‘Straight-Talk,
Lost’
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The
Presidential debates are a bad joke right of a job interview
forum. In a genuine debate, it’s impossible for a squirmy
candidate to sidestep and important issue and move on. A
debate is intended to hone in on plausibility by narrowing an
issue down to the core truth (‘truth-ometers’ are a must,
here). In the dismal absence of such a venue, the American
people must speak up and demand more specifics. We need to
lose this health insurance gloss and see what the
product claims to deliver. Does the health insurance
system proposed meet the minimum requirements to fix our
crisis? Blind faith leads to slavery and tyranny. Only
evidence-based faith can save us. The health insurance/care
crisis can never resolve itself. Neither can it be resolved in
a ‘mosh-pit’ or on a Wall Street trading floor.
It should not
be that the devastated economy eclipses health insurance
issues when they are tied so inseparably. Family budgets are
being wrecked over medical expenses. Health insurance/care
costs must be brought under control.
A professor
of political economy at Princeton University, Uwe Reinhardt,
was asked it Mr. Obama’s health insurance/care reform
proposal was ‘affordable’? Mr. Reinhardt is one of the most
trusted health care economists in our nation today. He
immediately responded with a ‘Yes’, but went on to advise that
the question, itself’ is lacking. A much more appropriate
question would be ‘Can average American households afford not
to have this plan?’ It may require that one little extra
effort to see the subtle difference in these two questions.
But, after giving thought, it’s impossible to forget the
difference.
Continued…
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