Health Care Debate - Palm Bay, FL

[Dave]

As long as the public option is included and as long as there is no requirement to prove citizenship for coverage absoulutely no. We can pass portability of insurance and preexisting conditions coverage and make coverage available to all no matter what state you live in to open up competition.

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[TED]

No socialized medical! This isn't Russia.(YET)

[ted]

Won't work. Look at any other government run program. USPS for instance.

[hector]

All one has to do is look at the quality of health care and the cost to taxpayers(no matter what pretty picture these socialists try to portray the resulting mediocrity has to be payed for)in countries where socialized medicine exists.Why is it that the ones who can afford it come to the U.S.for care from those same countries?

[Doug]

This is socialism straight up!! There is nothing in the constitution that mandates the government provide medical insurance coverage!!