Lol. To be fair, here's my original quote:
Just saw this…“and probably double your productivity” says the socialist 😂 buahahaha
it is all about culture wars and generating outrage in their base, to encourage them to vote for them, even if it is not in the voter's best interest.
the GOP is in a post-policy era.
Legislation? I’m pretty sure the GOP isn’t for $5/gas, eggs, or milk. I’m pretty sure they aren’t for open borders with fentanyl flowing through. I’m pretty sure they aren’t for kids learning about LGBTQ in kindergarten and elementary. Try again.
how would you know?
Careful or you might get labeled as a Radical Leftist with this platform!
hate to say it, but you are a democrat, dude.
How many lies are you up to now? I lost count. Here’s one of the bills champ….
My god the hyperbole. To compare pay cuts to the events of the Holocaust should make you feel ashamed of yourself on some level. Just stop taking Medicare, it's that easy. They're not rounding you up in doctor camps and forcing you to do injections without pay, oh my god.You don't know half of it. I've had a few conversations with (Dr.) Steiner Hayward staffers and others, but they just don't get it. Even two of the idea's biggest proponents (physicians and one a physician and former Governor) backed it off.
"Making access to medical care a fundamental right, without effectively addressing equity and opportunity in accessing the social determinants of health, will undermine, rather than enhance the health of our society."
Oregon’s constitutional amendment for affordable health care sparks debate
The Lund Reportwww.kpvi.com
“It’s likely that the Supreme Court would consider that,” Metz said. “I don’t know what they’d decide. The language is clear that a single payer proposal would be in great danger if this were in the Constitution.” Like medicine administered to a patient, the benefits need to outweigh the risks, Metz said, adding that he doesn’t see any benefits with the amendment."
It's like deciding to cap health care costs at 3% when inflation and labor cost is more than twice that. It's crazy. That puts me out of business. Tell me again that there is no "vast left-wing conspiratory?"
Supporting States In Setting Health Care Cost Growth Targets To Improve Affordability | Health Affairs Forefront
Some states have committed to setting and tracking an annual health care cost growth target, sometimes called a "benchmark." The Peterson-Milbank Program for Sustainable Health Care Costs supports such statewide cost growth target initiatives in five states..Experts help those states to develop...www.healthaffairs.org
"Oregon and Connecticut have already set their health care cost growth targets and are expanding their capacity to collect and analyze health care spending data. Oregon set a target of 3.4 percent for five years in 2020, while Connecticut recently set a target of 3.4 percent for calendar year 2021, 3.2 percent for 2022, and 2.9 percent for 2023 to 2025."
But ideology is a powerfully addictive drug. And hardcore D's and others on the Left (many of whom post here on this forum) will not stop until they can get everyone to stand in line and get prostate exams at the post-office.
Pain physicians should read the handwriting on the wall and remember the words of Pastor MARTIN NIEMÖLLER and his observations of how insidiously ideology seems into human affairs and, eventually, our fundamental rights.
First, they came for the Communists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Communist
Then they came for the Socialists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist
Then they came for the trade unionists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a trade unionist
Then they came for the Jews
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew
Then they came for me
And there was no one left
To speak out for me
You asked "where are the republican bills"......i answered. Ask your party about the bills they blocked.
a bill to increase oil and gas production and prevent use of the strategic reserve.
I was referring to your post above that I have also quoted. Not sure how having casual sex or getting high show a lack of foresight or personal responsibility, especially when you consider the number of people that smoke and/or consume alcohol. Or are you just referring to psychedelics and marijuana?
See. Good enough. Deal. NOw pass the laws.
The NHS, again, is hyperbolic. There is almost no scenario within our working lifetimes that would see a NHS system come into place in the United States. There are dozens of different ways to run systems in Europe and elsewhere in the world, to treat the NHS as the likely outcome of any healthcare change shows a severe lack of knowledge in the area or willful negligence on the part of the author. Even looking at the NHS, it does not force fully-trained physicians to work for it, you can work privately in the UK and accept private insurance or cash only if you so choose. Given that physicians there generally have means yet remain there should tell you that it is not the nightmare you imagine. Anesthesiology and radiology even have reciprocal agreements, yet you don't see them fleeing for our shores. UK applicants for US practice are a rounding error they're so small.Perspective | Think 'Health Care for All' Is a Good Idea? A Look at the NHS May Quell Those Aspirations
The British National Health Service (NHS) was a visionary concept. So why is it such dire straits today?riskandinsurance.com
The average NHS physician only works 3 days a week?Perspective | Think 'Health Care for All' Is a Good Idea? A Look at the NHS May Quell Those Aspirations
The British National Health Service (NHS) was a visionary concept. So why is it such dire straits today?
The reason Democrat supermajorities didn't increase Medicare funding is... Reagan?
They've never had a supermajority large enough to allow for a Medicare tax increase, because that's the only way finding could increase. Hell, even the ACA required an enormous amount of compromise to get through the door and that was during a time when they could hurdle the filibuster without issue.
I’m confused ... history is forgotten.
I mean a broad tax increase. Yes Medicare taxes went up for a small minority of filers, but there is not the political will to do a flat 2%+ across the board for all taxpayers that would be required to maintain payouts without leading to substantial government deficits.
Again, this was done to appease hospitals, not to control physicians. Hospitals don't like competition, and in an age of increasing consolidation they saw their only path to growth being the swallowing of various physician groups. This isn't communism, it's corporate greed trying to make us cogs in the machine that make money for CEOs instead of ourselves
Hopefully tebow
Don't give them a heart attack lol
Not born in the US.....
Only matters for POTUS and VPOTUS
this talk seems to suggest you are open to healthcare for all, and education for all....
Him Disagreeing with dishonest brokers and doctors/hospitals that purposely lie and deceive to extract money from patients is a far cry from supporting bloated, inefficient government state health care.
Motivation: No matter how great your medical skills, you earn scale. Excellence earns no extra pay.
I've already made detailed proposals for healthcare. It can be delivered by states but it can't be allowed to piggy back on and destroy the private healthcare market. Unfortunately, that's what has happened.
self driven excellence is done WELL BEFORE private practice....it starts by getting good grades and investing in yourself to go through and fund college and medical school, followed by internship and residency and fellowship.
Unless you’re Obama.
It's hard trying to communicate with Яucttape
Who said private practice is motivated by excellence? I didn’t.
Excellent… at making money.
Bullsh$t
