Health care wheel-spinning continues
I've got health care on my mind. Is anyone really surprised the GOP Obamacare repeal bill collapsed in the
I believe its fate was certain because, even though scores of
They failed even though the party controls the House,
Before I continue, I know some of you might not know me well and might be thinking, "Damn, that Morris-he's just another left-wing media hack knocking
While the current administration's ideology might be more in my wheelhouse, that doesn't mean I'm a fan of the way
Having said that, there is this brief window of opportunity, while
The "Unaffordable" Care Act is one of those colossal pieces of bad policy. I'm sure everyone remembers this was passed without a single Republican vote. And a lot of
The
Back to health care. While I wholeheartedly believe Obamacare should be repealed and replaced, there has to be a plan to move forward. A pure, single-payer, governmentrun health care plan would be the worst of all solutions. I realize this is the direction many would like to head. If that is where we end up, I will know we have officially failed as a country to find a way to continue providing the best health care in the world. It will be sad if we're all forced to depend on government-run health care. Don't believe that? How's the
And yet I'm not saying the Republican
What should be done? I've "progressed" on the issue. I've come to believe the government should overhaul Medicare and Medicaid and provide "basic" health care to all
Yes, I know this is simplistic, without any of the necessary details provided. But if this isn't the best plan, what is? I'd love to hear some civil dialogue on the topics
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