re: #705 RogueOne

re: #692 drcordell

Not to be rude but you two are living in a fantasy world. If I accept the argument that Insurance rates were going to continue to climb regardless (which I do) and if I accept the argument that not allowing the Insurance companies to pick and choose their clients is a good thing (which I don’t), it all still adds up to additional costs on top of current rate increases meaning more money going to insurance companies that has to come from somewhere.

The argument “rates were going to go up anyway so lets REALLY jack ‘em up” is not a very effective campaign speech.

So I take it this means you’re a proponent of a single-payer public option then?