Comments on: ED ANGER SAYS: “NO MANDATING!”

By: Orson Wilde

Orson Wilde — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:28:04 +0000

Mr. Anger is so right. If most people become healthy, than there is less need for healthcare, which costs the nation less money. Sick, poor Americans unable to work will become healthy, get a job, which saves public money on unemployment benefits, all of which would help the American economy. The whole nation would benefit, and who needs that?

By: Smith_N_Wesson

Smith_N_Wesson — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 23:22:16 +0000

You got it right Ed, but one thing. How are they going to enforce their fines? It's not a law and can be ignored by states in that most states constitutions override the government. The American citizens need to be weary in their support of government run health care. The cost of procedures will rise as will taxes and health care will become poorer. I have talked with a few people and they seem to have this misconception that the government running health care will pay for everything. In fact it will act as a standard 80/20 plan and you will still go bankrupt if you require costly health care the same as the evil insurers offer. Also look up the total revenues insurers gather, as evil as the government makes them out to be – they do not generate as much revenue as presented.

Just sayin'

By: Dirk Mudrock

Dirk Mudrock — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 22:50:57 +0000

Dude, you're a fricken idiot. You probably don't like to pay for auto insurance, which when enacted, lowered insurance payments all around. Crawl back into the cave you call "journalism" and die why don't you.