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by alistairSH
827 days ago
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Define "worse", I guess. Health care outcomes in the US are demonstrably worse than our peer nations and at a much higher cost today. Yes, as an upper-middle-class salaryman, my care is above average. If I don't like what Uncle Sam provides, I can buy additional coverage/care. No change for me. For everybody with worse coverage and less income? They're already receiving worse care than most of Western Europe. My personal point of reference: Scottish immigrant, with substatial family in Scotland, Ireland, and Australia. Both white collar and working class. |
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