While you may not be able to see the yellow bar in the first column but this is the relative size of the positive profit for the 10 largest health care insurance companies as compared to the one year budget deficit of the entire US government. (The middle bar). Then compared to the overall debt ran up by the United States government.One has to ask the fundamental question: Would you rather place your dependency upon an entity that is making a PROFIT or would you prefer to link up with a "conglomerate" which is operating with a massive budget deficit and a massive debt load.
As a diversified conglomerate who's health care spending comes out of the same pot of resources that their own "lines of businesses" draw upon - as funding gets tight after their creditors (those who purchase Treasuries) begin to grow fearful of this entities fiscal viability - Do you feel comfortable that your health care resources will be there for you as promised?
The biggest lie being told is the claim that "This bill will be deficit neutral". There is not a single historical precedent in an entitlement program which points to this even being a valid possibility.
Who is the bigger liar?
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