01 Oct '09 20:45>2 edits
What price would be too high for a national health care plan covering every man, woman, and child in the US?
1. Is there a financial price too high to pay? For example, is there a tax rate too high to pay? Is there a limit to how high the deficit should go or a limit on how negatively it effects the economy etc?
2. Is there a limit regarding choice? At what point would you be unsatisfied with a NGC plan? FOr example, would it be to wait 6 weeks to see a doctor with no other alternatives? Would it be to see a loved one denied a procedure that would have othewise been OK'd with the previous system?
Of course, these are just a few concerns I have, but if you wish to include others feel free.
1. Is there a financial price too high to pay? For example, is there a tax rate too high to pay? Is there a limit to how high the deficit should go or a limit on how negatively it effects the economy etc?
2. Is there a limit regarding choice? At what point would you be unsatisfied with a NGC plan? FOr example, would it be to wait 6 weeks to see a doctor with no other alternatives? Would it be to see a loved one denied a procedure that would have othewise been OK'd with the previous system?
Of course, these are just a few concerns I have, but if you wish to include others feel free.