EXCUSE ME???? WTF HILLARY?!?!?!? Options

[Dogmeat]

http://www.newsmax.com/politics/campaign_r...2/03/69711.html

WASHINGTON -- Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday she might be willing to garnish the wages of workers who refuse to buy health insurance to achieve coverage for all Americans.

So the truth [that everyone has already known] comes out!

Prime example of her and her socialist agenda.

Excuse me bitch, garnish my wages to pay for health care for a crack addicts? I don't think so.

[Mommy]

Umm.... ok. What do you think happens when someone goes to a county hospital and can't pay? Tax payers eventually pay for it. This way, at least they are feeding into the pot. It's mostly lower income families that don't have health insurance. Most upper class ones do. It's not deciding for another adult in my opinion. It's caring for our society.

[Hartmann]

Umm.... ok. What do you think happens when someone goes to a county hospital and can't pay? Tax payers eventually pay for it. This way, at least they are feeding into the pot. It's mostly lower income families that don't have health insurance. Most upper class ones do. It's not deciding for another adult in my opinion. It's caring for our society.

Not really. The way I understand it working is that the hospital eats the cost. They bill the patient and when they don't receive payments, they continue to bill. Over time, the cost is just absorbed by the hospital. Tax payers only pay for public hospitals that are open to people who don't have insurance (University Medical Center), while places like Covenant require health insurance (last time I checked).

People can pay the hospital over time, it doesn't have to be lump sums, just small payments. Instead, most know the loophole that the hospital cannot require payment, and therefore don't pay. I asked UMC what my payment plan would be when I had my allergic reaction. They told me my payments could be as low as $8/month. Unless you're homeless, you should be able to afford $8/month

[Mommy]

Not really. The way I understand it working is that the hospital eats the cost. They bill the patient and when they don't receive payments, they continue to bill. Over time, the cost is just absorbed by the hospital. Tax payers only pay for public hospitals that are open to people who don't have insurance (University Medical Center), while places like Covenant require health insurance (last time I checked).

People can pay the hospital over time, it doesn't have to be lump sums, just small payments. Instead, most know the loophole that the hospital cannot require payment, and therefore don't pay. I asked UMC what my payment plan would be when I had my allergic reaction. They told me my payments could be as low as $8/month. Unless you're homeless, you should be able to afford $8/month

I was speaking concerning county hospitals...which are funded through tax payer dollars. Yes, they will issue statements to the patient, but in places like Houston, Detroit, etc that have a high instance of low income residents, the county tax payers absorb the cost.