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Anonymous
Santa Fe, NM
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1. The cost will further damage our economy. 2. Ultimate goal is single payer system. 3. No tort reform. 3. No provision to eliminate state control on which insurance companies can do business in their state. 4. Potential reduction of medicare befit. 5. To much government control. 7. No enforcement of services to illegal immigrants. 6. The President is being less than truthful and therefore I do not believe him or the politicians on both sides.
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Anonymous
Albuquerque, NM
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No government healthcare!
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nancy
West Palm Beach, FL
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i have tried to vote but it won't accept it i suppose if i were to vote no it will accept it!!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
Albuquerque, NM
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Alberto G
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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I don't want government deciding for me.
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Peskime
Santa Fe, NM
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I am a self employed artist with a small child. My husband and I do have health insurance for our family but our rate goes up exponentially each year and because of that we have become one of the millions of the under insured. We are healthy and relatively young and we want a robust public option!
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Peskime
Santa Fe, NM
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Alberto G wrote: I don't want government deciding for me. But I suppose you have no problem with an employee of your health insurance doing the exact same thing and they do it each day to millions of people for PROFIT. Absolutely absurd argument. I have lived in a country with socialized medicine and it beats the state of our healthcare hands down.
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Anonymous
Santa Fe, NM
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Alberto G wrote: I don't want government deciding for me. I support President Obama's health care proposals. The best health care I ever had in my life was when I went to school in Canada. How, with the present system of health care in the US, could anyone be afraid of a new affordable plan. It would be different if the present system worked. If it worked we might not be 38th in the world in terms of longevity. PS. I am unable to vote also.
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Jack
Santa Fe, NM
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Prefer to see specific problems solved within the health care system, not change the entire thing.
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Dave S
Albuquerque, NM
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What are we supposed to oppose? Where's the Beef? What is the deal? We need more details before we decide on an issue as important as this one. Should we just drunknly stumble into this issue like we did with the Bailout?
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Dave S
Albuquerque, NM
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Peskime wrote: I am a self employed artist with a small child. My husband and I do have health insurance for our family but our rate goes up exponentially each year and because of that we have become one of the millions of the under insured. We are healthy and relatively young and we want a robust public option! I am a self employed professional with a wife and four dependent children. I purchase health insurance with a high deductible to protect us from catastrophic illness and accidental disasters. I do not expect my insurance company nor the government to pay for runny noses or sore throats, I pay for those treatments. My insurance provides me coverage at ANY HOSPITAL, ANY DOCTOR, ANYWHERE in the WORLD. I do not want it tampered with and I do not want to support others unwilling to support themselves. If everyone approached health insurance as I do, everyone would be able to afford insurance. Look at it this way, if you were to make a claim to your automobile insurance company everytime you got a scratch, a dent, a dead battery, a flat tire or a spilled coke in the backseat.... your insurance would be cancelled... and for good reason. Health insurance was originally designed to respond in the event of catastrophic loss, not for every little sticker that gets stepped on. Nowadays people even want insurance to pay for wellness and checkups under the guise that it ultimately will save money. What they really mean is they want someone else to pay for them.
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Peskime
Santa Fe, NM
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Dave S wrote: <quoted text> I am a self employed professional with a wife and four dependent children. I purchase health insurance with a high deductible to protect us from catastrophic illness and accidental disasters. I do not expect my insurance company nor the government to pay for runny noses or sore throats, I pay for those treatments. My insurance provides me coverage at ANY HOSPITAL, ANY DOCTOR, ANYWHERE in the WORLD. I do not want it tampered with and I do not want to support others unwilling to support themselves. If everyone approached health insurance as I do, everyone would be able to afford insurance. Look at it this way, if you were to make a claim to your automobile insurance company everytime you got a scratch, a dent, a dead battery, a flat tire or a spilled coke in the backseat.... your insurance would be cancelled... and for good reason. Health insurance was originally designed to respond in the event of catastrophic loss, not for every little sticker that gets stepped on. Nowadays people even want insurance to pay for wellness and checkups under the guise that it ultimately will save money. What they really mean is they want someone else to pay for them. Dave S, Let us now pray that nothing catastrophic happens to you and your kids as most likely your insurance will cancel you. It happens everyday, hopefully not to you.
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Anonymous
Los Alamos, NM
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I believe we are fooling ourselves if the expectation is that the insurance companies on their own accord are going to do the right thing for America. They are profit minded and with the absence of competition they are free to continue to take advantage of the system.
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T C Gage
Albuquerque, NM
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Want to make insurance affordable? Keep it private, make it available to everyone. Make it portable and make hospitals and doctors publish prices and stick to them. No way can the government administer health care. NO WAY.
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Cameron
Santa Fe, NM
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They must be using the new NEW math. You KNOW working folks like me are going to PAY PAY PAY if comrade Obama has his way.
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ConsiderThis
Albuquerque, NM
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It's insurance reform, with ppl being forced to buy insurance when their budgets may already be stressed.
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