How about we allow insurance companies to compete across state lines? It's FEWER CHOICES that result in HIGHER PREMIUMS.
If you have more insurance companies to choose from they'd have to compete for your business, and prices go down.
This is why cameras are so cheap today for what you get. Competition.
Quality goes up, prices go down.
This is FAR CHEAPER than an entire government takeover.
"Save 15% or more on health insurance by calling Geico."
I can buy car insurance across state lines. I don't have to buy car insurance through my employer. Why should health insurance be any different?
So when the government takes over healthcare and decides how much insurance costs, and it's such that private companies decide they can't compete, resulting in only ONE CHOICE, namely, the government, what then?
With no competition, no one really has to go the extra mile to provide the best service. Where else can you go? You're stuck. And the prices will rise, since the government is not known for efficiency. And everyone will suffer monetarily, and some, with their health.
If you have more insurance companies to choose from they'd have to compete for your business, and prices go down.
This is why cameras are so cheap today for what you get. Competition.
Quality goes up, prices go down.
This is FAR CHEAPER than an entire government takeover.
"Save 15% or more on health insurance by calling Geico."
I can buy car insurance across state lines. I don't have to buy car insurance through my employer. Why should health insurance be any different?
So when the government takes over healthcare and decides how much insurance costs, and it's such that private companies decide they can't compete, resulting in only ONE CHOICE, namely, the government, what then?
With no competition, no one really has to go the extra mile to provide the best service. Where else can you go? You're stuck. And the prices will rise, since the government is not known for efficiency. And everyone will suffer monetarily, and some, with their health.
My health insurance premium with Blue Cross -- an alleged nonprofit that pays it top execs tens of millions --increased by close to 20 percent. How is that not predatory?
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