Where Do Those Without Health Insurance Live?
Von: Raymond (bluerhymer@aol.com) [Profil]
Datum: 29.10.2009 18:24
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Datum: 29.10.2009 18:24
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Where Do Those Without Health Insurance Live? In the healthcare debate currently underway, Democrats have generally supported plans aimed at assuring all Americans have some health insurance, while nearly all Republicans have opposed such efforts. Tuesday, October 27, 2009 The New York Times and the Census Bureau sought to find out where do those without health insurance live? For the first time, in a survey taken last year and released in September, over all it found that 9.9 percent of children lack any health insurance, half the rate for adults under 65. Children in Texas, a red state represented by two Republican senators, John Cornyn and Kay Bailey Hutchinson, both of whom oppose the public option and the state with the most uninsured, are more than eight times as likely not to have it than children in Massachusetts, a state represented by two Democratic senators, John Kerry and the late Ted Kennedy, with the least number of uninsured. Those who lack health insurance now are far more likely to live in states that usually vote Republican — the states whose senators and representatives are least likely to support healthcare reform and will undoubted choose to opt-out of a government run health insurance scheme. Denying heath insurance to the people they allegedly represent is a bedrock, conservative value. In the healthcare debate currently underway, Democrats have generally supported plans aimed at assuring all Americans have some health insurance, while nearly all Republicans have opposed such efforts. If healthcare reform is successfully passed with the public option and includes the opt-out provision, I will enjoy the visage of Republican members of Congress struggle to explain to their uninsured constituents why they voted to deny them access to healthcare, all in the name of political ideology. http://fromtheleft.wordpress.com/2009/10/27/where-do-those-without-health-i nsurance-live/[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- Nathan Bedford Forrest (31.10.2009 02:47)
