Scott, thanks again for some things I can chew on. I am again approaching this
logically by what was actually stated.

First..you're talking about health care "insurance coverage"..not health
care.

It equals the same thing in practice. Those without insurance can't afford
the
care. Same difference.

Possible analogy?
Does having car insurance affect the ability of the body shop to repair a
fender?

We have ..in
most areas..the BEST "Health care" in the world.

One can only assume from a statement like this that you've never accessed
health care in any other part of the world. The US is most definitely NOT at
the top of the heap.

I will take your word for this.


We have huge unemployment.

6% = HUGE..got it.

Yes it IS huge. With our population that means millions. It's the highest it
has been since the depression, which btw was around 10% unemployment.

I believe that this is much less than many European countries..not that it
matters really.
And I know that 6% of 260+ million is indeed millions.

Schools a
disaster ...

I agree..see it everyday..just wondering what the government can do to fix
it.

The government can, if it sees the value of education, insure that every
American child gets a state of the art education, because I really don't
think
the billionaires are going to use their tax break millions to make sure
America
is educated.

First, I believe that the "government" sees the value of education...how can
they "insure" what you ask. I agree it would be the way to go but parents can't
"insure" their own kids will act responsibility..how the hell you gonna
"control" what millions of people want?
I wish it would come to pass but seriously..on what planet in which dimension
can you see this happening? I'm sure each of us know people personally that
would **** up this proposal.




John A. Chiara
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