Those groups go and search out the few cases that have slipped through the cracks, and make it sound like it is the norm.

Regardless of what changes are going to be implemented, there had better be plan to fight these adverts, otherwise, the public will be scared into doing nothing.

LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK.

What happened to his promise of a policy for everyone which is the same as that which the congress has?

Now that he got our votes, it seems he’s forgotten who gave him his job…AND WHY!

Personally, our whole family voted for him due to his promise of national health insurance for all….and we all have insurance!

In addition, WHERE ARE THE UNIONS? WHY ARE THE LEADERS AFRAID OF THE INSURANCE CARTEL?

Other than the Nurses and Doctors, I haven’t seen a single person from AFL-CIO, SEIU OR UNITED AUTO WORKERS voicing support for HR 676 OR A NATIONAL OPTION PLAN from the audience!

WHY ARE THE UNIONS SO SILENT ON THE HEALTHCARE ISSUE? All I’ve seen so far is ‘mincing politeness (fear)’ from union leaders!

AFL-CIO IN NEW JERSEY HAS OVER 1,000,000 Members..and 1,000 locals!! SURELY THIS UNION COULD SEND IN A FEW ‘TROOPS’ TO FIGHT FOR AMERICANS. Have American Unions, like American citizens gotten so lazy and afraid that they won’t even speak up for themselves?

Also, WHERE IS BUSINESS..naw…I don’t mean the Chamber of Commerce (which is simply another shill for the insurance cartel)…

I MEAN ‘BUSINESS’…FROM EMPLOYERS SUCH AS, KMART, SHOPKO, COSTCO,JCPENNEYS, SEARS? Surely, they’d be more competitive if they didn’t have to be responsible for health insurance costs for employees. Why don’t they speak up?

AS regards this two trillion ‘savings’ which the insurance criminals offered the racketeer Baucus on Monday—what are they going to ‘save’ this from? GEE, I BET IT’LL COME FROM CUTTING SERVICES!! WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Or, it just could be that they’ve been overcharging ALL ALONG!

1. CHARGE MAX BAUCUS WITH RACKETEERING (HE RECEIVED 500,000 DOLLARS FOR ‘CAMPAIGN’ FUNDS FROM THE INSURANCE CORPS)…Then refused to allow a single spokesperson for HR 676 to speak! If THAT’S not covered by RICO laws, I don’t know what is!

2. HAVE A GIANT DEMONSTRATION (NOT ‘RALLY’-GOD, I HATE THAT WORD)…in JUNE … when school is out-in WASHINGTON, D.C. Invite some celebrities to speak. INVITE DENNIS KUCINICH. Invite Michael Moore. Invite Ezra Klein. Invite Ariana Huffington.

These ‘teeny’ meetings around the U.S. in individual states are merely a divide and conquer-’feel good’ thingy which makes us think someone is out there listening! I GUARANTEE THEY ARE NOT LISTENING. Baucus is LAUGHING!

3. Send in Union Leaders to the Baucus fake hearings, have them accompany BRAVE CONGRESSMEN who have co-sponsored HR 676…to speak and have RACKETEER MAX BAUCUS call his police to arrest them!! See if we hear about that on CNN.

I am frustrated that no one is looking at a National Sales tax to fund the system. Mike Huckelby brought up a consumption tax during the primaries. When I looked up sales tax, it made sense that this is the type tax we need for health care. It brings in money daily and health care uses money daily. Everybody who spends money pays a tax, and everyone that uses health care spends money. It is the easiest to implement and the hardest to avoid. The tax itself is very small when paid, thereby doesn’t hurt people paying a tax in small increments. The only problem I found was it is disproportionate between the rich and poor, based on the available money to spend. I figured to make it fairer to everyone, 4 tax rates could be implemented on money used to fund the National Health care System. The lowest rate for what is necessary to life healthy, the second would for what makes life more enjoyable and easier, the third for what we would all like if we could afford it. Then there is a penalty tax above the other three tha would be for what makes health care more expensive, like some foods, tobacco, illegal drugs, etc. This sales tax would even cover all purchases over the internet. (Explained in my plan) With all the money going into the US Treasury, they can write the checks to pay for the health care when the hospitals and medical people send them the invoice. Also, since the government should never make a profit, but also, never take a loss, the tax rates can be adjusted like a spigot to bring in more money when we have an emergency like the H1N1 flu scare. Also as health care becomes more effective and the costs go down, the rates can be adjusted down at a moments notice. This would be a sustainable system forever.

Now, if everyone is paying for their own health care, everyone will have the same health care our Presidential candidates were suggesting. The tax payer will be paying for everyone’s health care before they need it, but when they do need it, it’s is already paid for. Universal Health Care would then be achieved.

The record system becomes very simple when only one data base is used. Everyone enters their data electronically as soon as the event happens, like many medical facilities do now. Just make sure everyone is on the same page, one system.

All the problems the Health Care Forum participants were describing would be eliminated. Veterans would have the best care they need when they need it, the American Indian will be paying their fair share as they spend their money, the Auto Industry and every other business would be relieved of the burden on health care and use that money to reduce the cost of their products and hire more people. They can also reduce a lot of expensive contract labor. Our government spending would be reduced because health care insurance is not a liability to the schools, firemen, police, all government employees, etc.

If we look at the scenarios of everyone paying for their own health insurance thru a sales tax, just the overhead reduction of all the employers, would help reduce the costs of business. The auto industry, for example, could reduce the price of their cars $1500 while not affecting their present wages.

The plan I put together, puts all this together. All the Medicare and Medicaid debts can be eliminated forever. The overall health care system will save $600+ Billion/year. This means the American people, as a whole, will be paying $600+ Billion less for better service. This is a WIN/WIN situation. Employers can keep more workers, keeping more people spending money, increasing demand for more products, creating more jobs, reducing unemployment, etc. These are all positive directions without really spending money.

Small businesses can operate more profitably without the uncontrollable health care costs. People can work closer to home, drive less, save energy. People can work at jobs they enjoy, not worrying about who is paying for their health insurance. These people will be better employees and more productive.

The IT information system becomes less complicated because all the records are in one place. Privacy controls are much simpler with one system. Researchers in the health fields can tap into the record system and gain a wealth of information. Results from treatments can be evaluated much easier and will be more meaningful, because it removes the profit issue and only has health improvement and efficiency as the targets. Malpractice insurance will become a thing of the past, because doctors will be doing their best for the patient all the time.

Our government can get back to governing and never worry about health care, unless asked.

Without politicians and insurance people making health care decisions based on profit, the Medical Industry can now focus on good health practices and do what they were trained to do, take care of people’s health.

Greed for money will have its price. You can’t take it with you, but you can lose a lot of friends over it.

Those earning the most money are the ones that are the most wasteful of our natural resources. They should be the ones leading the quest for a better environment.

AN OVERALL GOAL WE SHOULD SET: Without health care part of the employer’s responsibility, the new goal would be to reduce work hours, share the jobs we have, increase employment opportunities to earn more money to spend, leave more free time to spend money and enjoy life.
Benefits:
1. Provide jobs and opportunities for our youth, which may reduce Gang Activity.
2. Eliminate the need for Overtime and provide more family time doing fun things together.
3. Quality of life will improve with more travel and fun activities.
4. Retirement becomes a thing to look forward to and enjoy.
5. Retirees can volunteer more teaching what they have learned to help the next generation do better.
6. Another big benefit would be the potential control of selling over the internet, drugs, sex, etc.

Please contact me for my complete plan.

Don Zwiers
PS: Social Security could be handled the same as health care by making the trust fund sustainable forever and eliminating the SS debt forever.

With health care and SS taken care of, the energy problem becomes the third biggest challenge. With the entrepreneurial spirit in America and not having to worry about health care for self and employees, we should really take off. I am hearing a lot of good ideas on energy and we just have to give them a chance. It doesn’t have to be just the big guys. We don’t even need the governments help.

In a single payer system Doctors are free from HMO restrictions. They are more apt to promote preventative care, and pursue drug free solutions for illness. A good example is my children who have ear problems were seen by a doctor in Scandinavia, he prescribed a fun balloon trick the kids do to open the eustation tube. It works better than all those drugs prescribed to us by doctors previously.

Since the government will have the power of collective bargaining, the pharmacudical and medical device companies must compete for the government contracts. Prices are reduced in a way that makes capitalism works for us! Administrative costs are reduced significantly.