Monday, November 02, 2009

The Incredible Shrinking Public Option

By Robert Parry
November 2, 2009

When the U.S. health care debate began last spring, the insurance industry and its congressional defenders fretted over the prospect that 119 million Americans might defect from private insurance to a public option, thus devastating the business model of wealthy insurance companies.

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2 comments:

James Young said...

"might defect"?!??

Oh, that's rich. As if they would have ANY real choice.

Yet another in a series of bald-faced, far-Left lies.

What do you get when you cross the veracity of Bill Clinton with the politics of totalitarianism?

America's Democrat Party.

Except that it's no joke.

Mon Nov 02, 03:55:00 PM 2009
Anonymous said...

Both major parties are corrupted beyond redemption. We need a new third party that: (1) Represents Main St., not Wall Street. (2) Allows no corporate owned politicians in the tent. (3) Quits attacking other countries.(4) Demands a single payer health care system. (5) Promotes regulated capitalism.

Tue Nov 03, 12:57:00 AM 2009

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