I feel like the health care plan is the new bush presidency. Every thread
seems to end up being about it.

On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 7:49 PM, Gruss Gott <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> > gMoney wrote:
> > It's every American's right to lead a shitty lifestyle, and unfortunately
> > many Americans take that option. All the taxes and warning labels and
> > incentive plans have failed to stem that tide to date...it's reasonable
> to
> > assume that trend will continue.
> >
>
> Yeah, but we really don't have any decent incentives.  how about this:
>
> Yearly tests that accompany physicals.  High cholesterol?  ZING!
> Smoker?  ZING!  Fitness test score low?  ZING!  And I'm not talking
> small hits, I'm talking big ones.
>
> That's not going to help with people that can't afford insurance, and
> you really can't penalize them, but it would help the mainstream.
>
> And you can tax junk food and soda while subsidizing organic local farmers.
>
> Not a magic bullet, but it would be a really nice part of a broader
> solution:
>
> (1.) Mandatory coverage.
>
> (2.) Catastrophic public coverage.
>
> (3.) Well regulated private insurance markets including providers!
>
> (4.) Access to portable group insurance outside of your employer
>
> (5.) Fiscal policy to incent desired behavior.
>
> We have to move from an emergency management system to a health care
> system, and we have to leverage competition to keep supply-side costs
> and finance costs at a minimum.
>
> 

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