Comments on: Healthcare Reform: Real People, Real Issues Discussed by Silicon Valley Moms Group http://singlemindedwomen.com/blog/healthcare-reform-real-people-real-issues-discussed-by-silicon-valley-moms-group/ Women's Health, Women's Relationships, Single Women's Work Life, Single Mothers, Money, Careers and Travel Mon, 14 May 2012 22:18:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: sam http://singlemindedwomen.com/blog/healthcare-reform-real-people-real-issues-discussed-by-silicon-valley-moms-group/comment-page-1/#comment-863 sam Thu, 20 Aug 2009 19:55:16 +0000 http://singlemindedwomen.com/?p=19064#comment-863 Our elected officials should be reading the 1000+ pages of the awful bill that they are trying desperately to force on the country in quite a hurry that we don't even need. And for every one story of some financial hardship under the current health care system, there are at least a dozen stories of financial AND physical hardships faced by people under socialized medicine in Canada, England, and U.S. states that have tried out universal health care. IT DOESN'T WORK, in fact, it harms WAAAAY more than it tries to help. Once again, you're only interested in promoting one side of the debate. If this plan is going to be all unicorns and rainbows for everyone, then why are the polls showing overwhelmingly that Americans are against it? You know the answer already, because they recognize tremendously bad-for-America, sloppy policy when they see it, espcially since it has been proven a disaster by others who have tried it already. Our elected officials should be reading the 1000+ pages of the awful bill that they are trying desperately to force on the country in quite a hurry that we don’t even need.

And for every one story of some financial hardship under the current health care system, there are at least a dozen stories of financial AND physical hardships faced by people under socialized medicine in Canada, England, and U.S. states that have tried out universal health care. IT DOESN’T WORK, in fact, it harms WAAAAY more than it tries to help.

Once again, you’re only interested in promoting one side of the debate. If this plan is going to be all unicorns and rainbows for everyone, then why are the polls showing overwhelmingly that Americans are against it? You know the answer already, because they recognize tremendously bad-for-America, sloppy policy when they see it, espcially since it has been proven a disaster by others who have tried it already.

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