5 questions about Sanders’ health care plan

5 questions about Sanders’ health care plan: Apparently the Bernmaster is going to force us all onto his medicare gulag and somehow this is going to drop the price from something like 32 trillion dollars a year -which in itself will be a curious feat for a government that can’t write a functioning website nor compete against Fed Ex/UPS without making that competition illegal- down to 14 trillion and the peasants are going to be so happy that they are no longer paying for health care that they are just going to spontaneously give him all the money that they are saving and that is going represent a budget surplus that will then be used to provide free unicorns, a 15 dollar guaranteed minimum wage for having the least necessary skills in society and gender studies degrees for all! So please read these five questions and give us back some of your own.

Kip Hooker:

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  • Bernie is just throwing shit against the wall to see what sticks. he doesn't have a plan, he just makes it up as he goes along, and the drooling libtard socialists just keep getting fooled again..

  • When a Socialist comes up with a budget cutting idea, he plans on it being a Socialist solution, which means that the entire population earns the same amount of money, whether they are burger flippers or neurosurgeons. That's how they can save so much money.

  • Senator - has anyone studied the possible effects on future research and development in the medical field when costs are controlled by the government? Any new development, whether it's iPhones, wide-screen tv's, or medical treatment, supplies, & equipment, the initital costs of R & D are covered by higher prices of new products/services. Do we know if controlling costs will create a disincentive to innovation?

    And also on the subject of the effects of controlling costs, do we know what effect gov't control will have on the number of people and the quality of people entering the medical field, both on the treatment side and on the R & D side?

    Senator - Your plan seems to assume that everyone in gov't overseeing health care is as honest as a saint. Has anyone looked into the possibility and the extent of corruption, such as regulations designed to help cronies, use of gov't power in the health care field to punish or quash competitors of favored entites/people, or just plain old bribes and theft?

    • More to the point, Democrats ARE that stupid. Just ask Jonathan Gruber. I fear Bernie with the present electorate - which contains a numerical majority of idiots, immigrants on the take, unicorn fascists and eco tards.