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March 24, 2010 at 4:30 PM #531562March 24, 2010 at 4:44 PM #530640
Hobie
ParticipantMandates and regulation are kissing cousins 😉
March 24, 2010 at 4:44 PM #530769ParticipantMandates and regulation are kissing cousins 😉
March 24, 2010 at 4:44 PM #531220ParticipantMandates and regulation are kissing cousins 😉
March 24, 2010 at 4:44 PM #531318ParticipantMandates and regulation are kissing cousins 😉
March 24, 2010 at 4:44 PM #531577ParticipantMandates and regulation are kissing cousins 😉
March 24, 2010 at 4:53 PM #530645danielwis
Participant[quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.
March 24, 2010 at 4:53 PM #530774Participant[quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.
March 24, 2010 at 4:53 PM #531225Participant[quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.
March 24, 2010 at 4:53 PM #531323Participant[quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.
March 24, 2010 at 4:53 PM #531582Participant[quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.
March 25, 2010 at 1:07 PM #531071dbapig
Participant[quote=danielwis][quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.[/quote]
Looks like danielwis is the ‘winner’ in this debate?
March 25, 2010 at 1:07 PM #531199Participant[quote=danielwis][quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.[/quote]
Looks like danielwis is the ‘winner’ in this debate?
March 25, 2010 at 1:07 PM #531651Participant[quote=danielwis][quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.[/quote]
Looks like danielwis is the ‘winner’ in this debate?
March 25, 2010 at 1:07 PM #531748Participant[quote=danielwis][quote=Zeitgeist]I guarantee you, your costs are going up, not down. Please enjoy writing the check for those poor 30 million you and that idiot who signed the bill talk so much about. You all deserve each other.[/quote]
OF course costs are going up. Health inflation ran 5 % last year in a down economy. It was running at 12 plus % when the economy was humming. CBO estimates that it will trim 1.5 % off the growth rate. That means health costs will still far out pace the rate of inflation. But the curve is moved in the right direction, but clearly not enough.
When we finally go to single payer (and we will), we will then and only then have an inflation health care rate that approaches that of other nations.[/quote]
Looks like danielwis is the ‘winner’ in this debate?
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