That's an overstatement.
On other topics,
If Reagan couldn't do it, who could?
...imagine if your car insurance covered every scratch or dent. Wouldn't you expect your premiums to rise to meet the expanded coverage? And wouldn't you expect your auto repair shops to become clogged with cars that didn't really need to be repaired, competing for time and space with other cars with broken transmissions or burnt-out motors?
If we want lower insurance premiums, we will need to return to a system that favors high deductible, high co-pay catastrophic-type insurance with a built-in disincentive for overuse, such as the kind that some employers have provided as an option up until now. Patients could pay for office visits from health savings accounts or other flexible spending tax shelters. More than 10 million Americans already have such accounts.
A Lukewarmer speaks at Watts. Good comments on the post.
Prof B: How much is too much when it comes to taxes?
Climate regulations coming for trucks, buses
Let's bring on a new Ice Age
No normal human does not enjoy the smell of bacon
Moslems need to lighten up and learn more tolerance.
FOX is the most tolerant network
Greg Sullivan: Buy, Mortimer, Buy! - The Saga of Maine Family Robinson Continues
Anchoress on The Brutality of Grace and Cormac McCarthy
Did you ever see the film El Topo? McCarthy is like that.
Three Charts that Will Infuriate Taxpayers
Public Employees Union Spends Huge to Save Dems
This is corrupt.
The homelessness industry has re-branded San Francisco's street bums (h/t Lucianne).
It's quite a story. The homeless advocates are begging and manipulating for money in a way which is similar to that of the seemingly-sociopathic panhandlers.
'Charity Has Never Solved Anything'