FredHayek wrote: But if they made ACA a simple upgrade, it wouldn't have required thousands of navigators and unqualified software companies to be hired.
ACA is also a jobs program, and a way to sneak thousands more regulations onto the books.
Unless you have read the complete bill (I have), you have no idea what kinds of new regulations are going to be hitting in the future. Everything needed to accomplish a single-payer, government run health care system is in place in that bill, and most of the rules and regulations can be launched at the whim of HHS.
So they can just sit on a lot of the portions of the bill, and throw them out when they think that it would be politically advantageous.
Mark my words.
We, at home, have been kicking around how it is going to get to single payer. Haven't read the complete bill, so thanks for this information. Apparently a done deal, we just don't know about it yet. Will have to read more of it.
So much for being enthused that so many are feeling its disastrous effects. Especially if they, the govt, are moving us to single payer gradually. I can only hope that all of it is so disastrous, everyone gets pissed and votes to stop any further disaster.
