I agree entirely with your mesage. I am just geting started on this problem. I am now looking for people who will stand up and have something to say about it.
As for the homeless and unemployed etc., there is supposed to be some kind of waiver, but truthfully I do not yet know enough about this new law .. Waiver or no waiver, I still do not like it . I do not understand the waiver because people feel that they want and need health insurance but they cannot afford it. People buy health insurance if they can afford it so what is the point of this waiver? Faith ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2007 10:01 AM Subject: Re: CS>New Law in Massachusetts Faith... after reading all posts I have a question. If one does not have insurance how does the IRS get involved? And if insurance is mandatory for all residents 18 years of age and older what is happening with the babies to 17 years of age. (One would think that this would be the age that you would really want to have insurance). How does this address the homeless, unemployed. I feel that Mass is not addressing the real problem just putting on a over used bandage on a medical problem. And I'm not even sure this is about people's health at all. When can you re-elect or have that individual removed from office. Not quick enough in my book. connie "a Colorado springs, co resident" I gave up soap boxes years ago but if this was Co doing this I would definitely resume that practice. _____________________________________________________________ Find the apartment of your dreams by clicking here now!
