“”Some 6.2 million people are without health insurance in Texas, or 24.6 percent of the state population, the highest percentage in the nation.”
I’m sure this is a silly question, but what percentage of Texas citizens are without medical insurance? Why do I suspect that it is a whole lot less than 24.6%?”
Whether there is a distinction or not, I am one of that 6.2 million and I wish to stay that way until I choose,(not the government) otherwise!
A man has the right to decide how to spend his own money, and manage(or not manage) his own health.
Indeed looking at the obesity rates in Texas and the rest of these united States it seems rather clear that that many of us prefer to live with more health risk.
Y’all can go to hell Washington! I’ve gone to Texas where freedom still means something.
During the first ten years after I left collage, I had health insurance for less than 3 three, two of which I was in grad school. Never felt the need, because medical care was not that expensive. Plus I was healthy.