AIG needs to fail, because they are the health care problem not the solution. From the ashes of AIG, let a new health care model rise up. This new model shall be predicated on incentives to prevent and cure. And let this new model of sound economics by way of expanding well-being be funded by bonuses fraudulently stolen from America designed to transfer wealth back up where it belongs.
Forgive me if I have trouble identifying with Republican senators who publicly decry Universal Health Care; in private I can't help but think this isn't more about their unlimited supply of viagra and botox.
1. If AIG fails...more than AIG will lose their jobs, it will directly impact comsumer confidence and institutional lending, crushing small to medium businesses. Further damaging the economy. We need to prop up our banks.
ReplyDelete2. If you like universal healthcare, go to England where you get treatment when your number comes up...which is based on what you can contribute to society...so you may be last and die waiting. it doesn't work, my friend. Affordable healthcare is better...why do you think everyone comes to the US for real heathcare?
3. Another Republican bash...WOW...we free'd the slaves, conquered communism, gave you a free market, and you free loaded off of it... that is the problem, not the Republicans.
4. Transfer wealth back to where? Businesses? If you haven't noticed, the wealthy create jobs so you can earn money. A poor person can't pay you, nor can a bank with no money.
I wish I lived in the same America that Anonymous here lived in.
ReplyDeleteYou do... Nothing I wrote was "bashing", it is historically accurate, can be supported by fact, and fiscally true.
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