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18. April 2012, 15:26:38 Question.. are you guys who don't want a universal health care system happy that health insurance companies will cancel policies if the illness costs them too much, or that they will not cover someone with a pre-existing condition. Even if they are or have worked? 18. April 2012, 16:47:37 Subject: Re:  (V): Not wanting government controlled health care does not mean not wanting certain things reformed. No, I'm not expert and do not have the answers on how to reform them. 18. April 2012, 20:08:52 Subject: Re:Not wanting government controlled health care does not mean not wanting certain things reformed. rod03801: I think if I was pushing through anything it would be to stop policies being cancelled and that there is some form of dramatic change to the pre-existing. A % based on salary. |
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