Anybody that believes government, the same government that ran social security, medi-care, and medicaid into bankruptcy can run health care are simply not accepting proven facts.

As for Helice's reading of the actual wording of the bill she claims to be a right wing spin off, coming form a liberal I expect no less. The fact is, if new enrollees are not allowed, this means I cannot move from health partners to aetna at my choice. Not only do I lose my free choice but I also get to fund the government option. Mark my words, those that blindly support the misinformed, misguided, under-estimating direction of this administration will see the errors of their ways and surely blame someone else as usual.

I blame you for buying the Conservative talk show canards and actually regurgitating them back at us as if they were valid premises. These aren't ideas that came to you from your reading of the bill, are they? I didn't think so.

Teller is much smarter too.

I'm curious to know, with their (Republican proposal) health insurance across state lines plan...
How exactly does that work if the patient in Nebraska purchases coverage from Kaiser Permanente or the patient in Oklahoma purchases Harvard Pilgrim? After all, those are the nation's best plans. And the idea is that people would be able to buy the best, right?

What happens when that patient in Nebraska needs to see the specialist for his asthma? Or that patient in oklahoma needs a bone density test? Who pays for the transportation?