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<blockquote data-quote="El Correcto" data-source="post: 3614372" data-attributes="member: 60631">That’s a good bedtime story for me thanks for the reassurance my guy.When has healthcare ever been privatized or had a chance to flourish in a free market? Government strangle hold causing artificial doctor shortages.<a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2015/04/30/doctor-shortages-heres-the-real-culprit-commentary.html" target="_blank">Doctor shortages: Here&#039;s the real culprit</a>The medical field being free from competing for almost a century now.<a href="http://www.post-gazette.com/healthypgh/2014/04/27/VITALS-How-did-U-S-employer-based-health-care-history-become-what-it-is-today/stories/201404150167" target="_blank">How did America end up with this health care system?</a>“But tying health care to employment naturally left out two vulnerable groups — those who are unable to work or worked in low-paying jobs without health benefits, and those who were beyond working age. Seniors, in particular, were being priced out of the market, as greater health plan penetration meant more health care was being consumed, resulting in health cost inflation.”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Correcto, post: 3614372, member: 60631"] That’s a good bedtime story for me thanks for the reassurance my guy. When has healthcare ever been privatized or had a chance to flourish in a free market? Government strangle hold causing artificial doctor shortages. [URL="https://www.cnbc.com/2015/04/30/doctor-shortages-heres-the-real-culprit-commentary.html"]Doctor shortages: Here's the real culprit[/URL] The medical field being free from competing for almost a century now. [URL="http://www.post-gazette.com/healthypgh/2014/04/27/VITALS-How-did-U-S-employer-based-health-care-history-become-what-it-is-today/stories/201404150167"]How did America end up with this health care system?[/URL] “But tying health care to employment naturally left out two vulnerable groups — those who are unable to work or worked in low-paying jobs without health benefits, and those who were beyond working age. Seniors, in particular, were being priced out of the market, as greater health plan penetration meant more health care was being consumed, resulting in health cost inflation.” [/QUOTE]

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