Comments on: Sanders, the Lone Senate Voice for Single-Payer Health Coverage

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peterduncan — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:40:52 +0000

I think by making simple decisions to buy or not buy, consumers have changed entire industries — banking, travel, cell phones. A little pressure from consumers typically produces a lot of innovation that shifts products, competition, prices, quality, choices, and ultimately value. The problem with personal and corporate health insurance is that it has been built around providers, insurers, the government, employers — and not around consumers. We've ended up with spiralling costs and few consumer choices, primarily because many of the regulations and mindsets governing health care have inhibited the kind of broad-scale consumer innovation that's happened in other industries.

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By: rinorossini

rinorossini — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 07:04:03 +0000

Forget all the politcal talk. It's useless. The truth is that the medical establishment has already found a solution to trim their costs. Attrition. By letting more people die without treatment, they will save a lot of money! Pharma loses out on long term treatment, and needs to compensate its bottom line. Money Saved by the Hospitals would then go to Pharma. This was Bush's doing: if you're not part of the elite, then we don't care. Does anyone really care? When it's not affecting my very own wallet, it doesn't matter. Let somebodyelse worry about it. I'm a pessimist on the whole picture. I'll keep on seeing all the miserable people who are not in treatment because they cannot afford it.

By: toronto

toronto — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 02:29:17 +0000

Sen Sanders is an American hero. Keep up the fight!

By: Mark Frethem

Mark Frethem — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:39:51 +0000

Just not this year, eh?

Hmmm… how many more people will either die within this year or slip past “the point of no return” with a condition that becomes terminal? I say this assuming that dying is the worst of it. What about quality-of-life issues and plain 'ol human suffering that come as a result of political posturing. This is yet again all about money, power and the people we elect who apparently care only about themselves and the powerful lobbyist who prop up their careers.