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<blockquote data-quote="tieguy" data-source="post: 586468" data-attributes="member: 1912">And the insurance companies will tell you that thier costs are being driven by the number of lawsuits being generated in this sue happy society, by drug companies overcharging for their products etc.&nbsp;note: Liberal approach when looking to raise taxes create resentment against those who have money. when looking to socialize health care create resentment against insurance companies charging too much. Liberals tend to use the class warefare concepts to sell their objectives.&nbsp;So the happy solution appears to be to create a public option that will compete directly with these insurance companies like the post office competes with us. So a Question might be has the post office driven down the cost of shipping a package? &nbsp;It really has not. The post office supplies a service to those who want the cheapest shipping option with no regards for quality of service. the post office is poorly managed and is presently going to cost the taxpayers 2.5 billion that it lost. UPS has basically chosen not to drop their prices to compete with the post office because they can not afford to do so. thus no price reductions as expected in the health industry.&nbsp; Looking at the government run public option in shipping there really is no incentive to have that option unless you want a cheap/ no frills you&#039;ll get it when you get it service.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tieguy, post: 586468, member: 1912"] [COLOR=blue]And the insurance companies will tell you that thier costs are being driven by the number of lawsuits being generated in this sue happy society, by drug companies overcharging for their products etc.[/COLOR] [COLOR=blue][/COLOR] [B][COLOR=blue]note: Liberal approach when looking to raise taxes create resentment against those who have money. when looking to socialize health care create resentment against insurance companies charging too much. Liberals tend to use the class warefare concepts to sell their objectives.[/COLOR][/B] [COLOR=blue] [/COLOR] [COLOR=blue]So the happy solution appears to be to create a public option that will compete directly with these insurance companies like the post office competes with us. So a Question might be has the post office driven down the cost of shipping a package? [/COLOR] [COLOR=#0000ff][/COLOR] [COLOR=#0000ff]It really has not. The post office supplies a service to those who want the cheapest shipping option with no regards for quality of service. the post office is poorly managed and is presently going to cost the taxpayers 2.5 billion that it lost. UPS has basically chosen not to drop their prices to compete with the post office because they can not afford to do so. thus no price reductions as expected in the health industry. Looking at the government run public option in shipping there really is no incentive to have that option unless you want a cheap/ no frills you'll get it when you get it service.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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