Most disturbing of all, the number of Americans without health insurance jumped. At this point, there are 47 million uninsured people in this country, 8.5 million more than there were in 2000. Mr. Bush may think that being uninsured is no big deal — “you just go to an emergency room” — but the reality is that if you’re uninsured every illness is a catastrophe, your own private Katrina.
9.01.2007
The Great Krugman on Healthcare:
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Why is the focus ALWAYS on health insurance and NEVER on the costs of the services? Reduce the "retail" costs of services and the insurance costs will become lower as well.
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