Let's start things off with health care. As mentioned
previously, I happen to be from the Californistan. The Republic of California has been experiencing a major budget deficit, you may have heard something about that. Recently, the Governor announced cuts to health care which will affect; the elderly, the handicapped, the poor and children.
For those of you paying attention, these happen to be the folks who are dependent upon Government Funded Healthcare... But, if you ask a libtard, single payer government issued healthcare is the answer to all our problems.
Now, recently PeeBo stated that California is a model for the rest of the country. HAS HE BEEN TO CALIFORNIA?!?!?!??!?!!??!? I have-- not sure if I mentioned that... And things aren't exactly what I'd call rosy. Businesses are leaving the states in record numbers, social services are swamped, healthcare is in crisis, bot government and private. California from a business/government point-of-view is a pretty schiesty place! Obama states that CA's economy has '[kept] pace with the rest of the country, and yet they have been able to maintain their energy usage at a much lower level than the rest of the country.' Uh, no. Not even freaking close. We use proportionately less energy because people are fleeing the state!
What's the answer? PRIVATIZATION! Let's start with health care. Competition breeds lower prices, and improved services: fact. By reducing the government's current profile within the health insurance market, we can improve care to recipients. Right now health insurance pays for everything! Need to see your doctor for a routine check-up? Covered! Need to get your teeth cleaned at the Dentist? Covered!
Follow me here, what if your car insurance covered your oil change? What if it covered, with a small co-pay of course, windshield wipers? Now add in a government oversight bureaucracy. How flippin' expensive you figger your insurance would be? Is it any wonder then, that your health insurance is so expensive, and so royally screwed up?
The fact is you should be paying for routine visits, eye exams, teeth cleanings, etc. out of pocket. Health insurance should be there for emergencies and catastrophic care, period.
How about California, how do we fix that? Beyond several high powered charges placed along the San Andreas fault line, or removing voting rights from those who think it's the obligation of government to provide everything for everyone regardless of citizenship, I'm stuck...
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