Listing all the statistics of those who have health insurance is a pride in failure. Why is "Insurance" needed? Isn't health care a basic need? Is it less important than Police or Fire protection? Why doesn't the State provide health services? The best solution for our health Care problem is for Congress to remove the federal government from the equation except to collect taxes and return them to the States on a per capita basis (to level the playing field in terms of wealth). The States then can afford to simply provide health care to their residents as a service like Police and Fire protection. there would be no insurance company involvement at all. Preexisting conditions would be irrelevant. Care would cost the absolute minimum without profits. Can the States do it? Of course they can since our States are comparable to all the foreign Nations that already are doing it and doing it well.
Testing Adobe Photoshop 2018 and Adobe Camera Raw with vacation photos
Raspberry Mountain-Limbaugh Canyon Loop
How to use your camera's lens to make better pictures
Haley and Dan's Wedding Book
Touring the Springs' first distiller, Distillery 291
Who is Michael Salkind and why is he hunting down rock stars?
Go West Camps' unforgettable summer experience
Trail 717A Loop hike
Eight recipes to celebrate Latin cuisine in Trump's America
Documenting the changing Colorado mountain towns
Bristol Brewing Company's 14th annual Firkin Rendezvous
Documenting climate change and the lives of women
The First 100 Days! Exhibit at PPLD
The Art of Haiti: Loas, History and Memory
Brewer's Republic reopens
CPW relocates orphaned bear cubs
Re: “Trying for single-payer health care in Colorado”
Listing all the statistics of those who have health insurance is a pride in failure. Why is "Insurance" needed? Isn't health care a basic need? Is it less important than Police or Fire protection? Why doesn't the State provide health services? The best solution for our health Care problem is for Congress to remove the federal government from the equation except to collect taxes and return them to the States on a per capita basis (to level the playing field in terms of wealth). The States then can afford to simply provide health care to their residents as a service like Police and Fire protection. there would be no insurance company involvement at all. Preexisting conditions would be irrelevant. Care would cost the absolute minimum without profits. Can the States do it? Of course they can since our States are comparable to all the foreign Nations that already are doing it and doing it well.