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Originally Posted by Excaliber
That "imaginary" group I speak of is the same one Ron mentions. Those folks living on $1,200 or $1,500 a month that can't presently afford health coverage. They don't qualify for Government aid like Medicaid or Medicare or even food stamps or whatever. They need a sliding scale for affordable insurance.
One way to supplement the income requirements for the insurance companies to remain solvent is to spread the risk out to a larger group. Another way is to raise taxes. There are several plans/ideas within the current health reform bill that meet these objectives.
Are they enough to cover the cost? Maybe, of course there will always be skeptics, nothing wrong with that.
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The Constitution does not say PROVIDE FOR the general welfare. It says promote the general welfare.
To have what you want, you need to live in some other country.