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To: FormerACLUmember
What an ignorant comment. Texas rates have gone down every year for the past 5 years since reform.

thats funny, Texas was the exact state I was thinking of when I made the comment. Obviously you and I are relying on different information. But I wont be so rude as to call you ignorant for having an opinion that differs from mine.

28 posted on 09/19/2007 5:54:33 PM PDT by jdub
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To: jdub
Texas has indeed enjoyed some benefits from their reform. Google or search up on it--"Doctors return from out of state due to malpractice insurance reform." Texas has a number of productive medical schools (Hillary hasn't shut them down yet), but a lot of the graduates leave the state. Now some are coming back, which should make medical care more available.

Not necessarily cheaper. Doctor's fees do not drive up health care costs. Hospitalization, procedures, treatments, technicians--that's the driver of increased costs. Except for some surgeries, your doctor's fee on your hospital bill is a pittance compared to the rest of the charges.

30 posted on 09/19/2007 6:10:42 PM PDT by Mamzelle
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