[Rhodes22-list] Steve's respect, and health care costs

[Steve]

Robert
The election is over, Republican won.  Until your
party learns moral values and get back in touch with
mainstream america; republican will keep winning!!! 
Your high & mighty bleeding heath liberalism doesn't
cut it with America anymore.  Live with it.
Steve

 
--- Robert Skinner <robert at squirrelhaven.com> wrote:

> Steve wrote:
> > ...
> > Spelling/grammer mean nothing.  Being a
> conservative
> > is what counts.  Your high & mighty liberalism is
> a
> > thing of the past.  Spelled right or not!!!!!!!!
> 
> Perhaps you are right, under the current counter-
> intellectual administration.  "If you ain't for me,
> you're agin me" is very much in vogue.
> 
> What you are calling "conservative" was called
> liberal
> a couple of decades ago.  I believe that what you 
> call "conservative" today is what we called "robber
> barony" in the past.  I would hardly call a
> president
> or party that acts like a drunken sailor in a
> whorehouse
> "conservative".  Remember, Steve, that nothing lasts
> 
> forever, not even power or political position.
> 
> While it is comfortable to parrot the political
> polemics
> of the prominent party, I will wager that your
> position
> will change over time.
> 
> > ...
> > As long as the Republican are in power; it's not a
> > problem.  The Republican made the first surpluss
> and
> > we will fix the mess the Democrats made undeer
> > Clinton.
> 
> Opinions differ on those points.  Nearly 50% of
> voters
> disagree.  That is not exactly a consensus.
> 
> > Once again, you have missed the point on Health
> Care.
> > The problem is in Tort Reform.  That will fix
> Health
> > Care costs.  Your are trying to talk around the
> issue.
> >  You CAP settlements and all the costs related to
> > liability claims will lessen health care costs. 
> And
> > if people were smarter and research thier doctors;
> > there wouldn't even be a need in all these
> lawsuits.
> 
> 1. I think the problem is wider than tort reform. 
> Very
> few things are that simple.
> 
> 2. Information about doctor's failures, mistakes,
> etc.
> is all but impossible to obtain.  Research is all
> but
> impossible.
> 
> > No the cost of drugs is not being ignored.  If you
> had
> > any brains at all you would know that Bush has
> > implementated a Prescription Drug plan for
> Medicare.
> > And most states / public & private plans are
> > implementating Evident Based Drug Provision in
> there
> > packages offered to employees.  The drastic rise
> in PD
> > is being fixed.
> 
> Why do you insult me?  You destroy any validity your
> 
> comments might have.  Why not stick to the facts,
> and
> label opinion as such?
> 
> As to drug costs, we are a long way from a fix.  It
> is
> not as simple as a small government plan that
> addresses
> a small fraction of the population.  We need to
> figure 
> out a way to keep the old drugs that work available
> in 
> the marketplace, keep the cost of new drugs as low
> as 
> Canada, and get flu vaccine to people reliably.
> 
> > Your other comments are simple bullshit.  The cost
> of
> > denial of preventative health care.  The nothinbg
> but
> > a Liberal scare comments that means NOTHING.  If
> it
> > got deny; then it wasn't needed.  Preventative
> Health
> > Care is being paid and not being denied.  Just
> Liberal
> > crap!!!!!!!!!
> 
> As it turns out, there are several lawsuits in the
> courts 
> which concern themselves with improper denial of
> claims.  
> In addition, there are few insurance policies which 
> provide complete preventative care.  The grand
> majority 
> of policies are reactive rather than proactive,
> especially
> those available to individuals not covered under
> groups.
> To say that the insurance companies are above
> reproach 
> is a bit optimistic.  They are "for profit", aren't
> they?
> 
> > You are totally WRONG.  Tort Reform will fix the
> > problem.
> 
> An assertion, not a fact.  You are entitled to your
> opinion.  I don't share it.
> 
> > Look who it trying to reinvent the wheel.  You are
> > trying to bring on a whole new case of lawsuit. 
> When
> > a service is order as medically necessary; it must
> be
> > order by a Doc.  So that accountability can be
> > estiblish in cases of fruad.
> 
> Wake up.  PAs are already in many practices, and are
> already helping to control costs.  There is no
> greater
> risk of malpractice lawsuits, it appears.  We just
> need 
> to keep moving in that direction.
> 
> Robert Skinner
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