I would rather have tort reform

Thankfully this article is out there to spell out some of the downfalls of Obama-Care.

If you prize choosing your own cardiologist or urologist under your company's Preferred Provider Organization plan (PPO), if your employer rewards your non-smoking, healthy lifestyle with reduced premiums, if you love the bargain Health Savings Account (HSA) that insures you just for the essentials, or if you simply take comfort in the freedom to spend your own money for a policy that covers the newest drugs and diagnostic tests -- you may be shocked to learn that you could lose all of those good things under the rules proposed in the two bills that herald a health-care revolution.

I've been following this "other option" that the current administration is pushing and it is not pretty. It's going to cost everyone (not just your really wealthy uncle) a bunch of money, put our country further into debt (who is going to buy it now - China doesn't want it anymore), there are questions about what coverage we will really get (or not get!), and many, many other downfalls that I have a whole other post dedicated to explaining. Think Canadian health care on really bad, out of date drugs.


h/t Roscoe emailed the article