Spoken like a true liberal

[SteelCitySouth]

(08-27-2015, 02:18 PM)jakefromstatefarm Wrote: What evidence is there that we'd be paying less?

How can anyone guarantee that the quality of care will not be impacted? 

I have very strong opinions on things because we're always sold a bill of goods about how great government largess will be, and then find that it costs way more than they thought, it's full of corruption and fraud, and that the answer to solving the problem is to further expand government and throw more money at the problem.

What evidence is there that we wouldn't...What we do know is that a very large portion of our health care cost goes to those without health care.  How can anyone guarantee that the quality of care would be impacted?

You didn't let it sink in.  I'm not sure why you think the private sector isn't equally rife with corruption and fraud.  I'm even more confused that you don't realize that most if not all of the corruption and fraud in the government is spurred by the private sector.  Maybe the issue is not health care but how we allow the private sector to influence the public sector.