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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 804137" data-attributes="member: 23950">Have you any thoughts of one , yet ?Just wondering what you want changed.What I do know is the reps don&#039;t want:1) government run healthcare (public option)2) that it becomes mandatory to purchase health insurance&nbsp;So, what do you want to throw out besides all that ?- the 26 yr age rule (yeah, I can see that)- pre-conditions, the so called un-insurable (yeah, they can always go to the ER, let the other tax payers for it), because if they do become insurable, then you can bet insurance rates will rapidly go up for all. Besides, in a true free market it should be up to the company if they want to do business with a client or not.&nbsp;I think even a lot of liberals don&#039;t care if obamacare doesn&#039;t pass, because it really doesn&#039;t reduce healthcare costs, and that&#039;s it&#039;s mandatory to purchase it.Only those with children/teenagers and pre-conditions would want to keep it.&nbsp;Once they raise legal retirement to age 70 and beyond, that will help out the coffers of medicare and government, anyways.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 804137, member: 23950"] Have you any thoughts of one , yet ? Just wondering what you want changed. What I do know is the reps don't want: 1) government run healthcare (public option) 2) that it becomes mandatory to purchase health insurance So, what do you want to throw out besides all that ? - the 26 yr age rule (yeah, I can see that) - pre-conditions, the so called un-insurable (yeah, they can always go to the ER, let the other tax payers for it), because if they do become insurable, then you can bet insurance rates will rapidly go up for all. Besides, in a true free market it should be up to the company if they want to do business with a client or not. I think even a lot of liberals don't care if obamacare doesn't pass, because it really doesn't reduce healthcare costs, and that's it's mandatory to purchase it. Only those with children/teenagers and pre-conditions would want to keep it. Once they raise legal retirement to age 70 and beyond, that will help out the coffers of medicare and government, anyways. [/QUOTE]

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