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Mr. McCain’s Definition of ‘Best Coverage’, Pt.10 – Mr. O is seeking help from industry.

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Employee-base health insurance has long been the backbone of our nation’s health. The 45.7 million without health insurance are just not some greedy lobby group, they’re victims. They’re not looking for handouts, but any nation who ignore this many victims is a disgrace to the world. Employers are expected to help out with health insurance. Some see that as a ‘problem’.

Next ‘problem’: The health insurance industry is being ‘bullied’ into having to cover all of those in poor health. Is it only geniuses who understand that nobody ‘bullies’ a multi-trillion dollar industry? The truth is that, even the industry sees the foreboding ‘writing on the wall’ and has been in continued negotions for some time now on these issues. It’s already been proven by Massachusetts Model that it works. Negotiations have been forging ahead all these months, thanks to deep commitment on the part of so many. We better start seeing some of this deep commitment from Mr. McCain soon or people are going to start to wonder. Band-aids will not fix a crises, and detractors are rarely part of the solution. From article #2, which says it all: “Burn barns, if you will, but don’t try and defend turning your back on 45.7 million of our people without health insurance. There’s a counter-culture that believes government should not regulate its citizens. Something’s amiss here. Just as our nation could not survive without regulating a military to defend itself, neither can our nation survive a sustainable ‘domestic responsibility’ way of life (…provide for the common welfare…) without government regulation.”