It should cover hospital stays, emergency care, and not much else. No RX,abortions, physicals,shrinks,office visits, massages,etc etc.
There should be no 100% coverage of anything! Medical costs will go down when those using the most, pay the most.
By Raymond Kraft | June 5, 2008
At $130 a barrel, the real, hiddencost of the liberals’ refusal to open up the Alaskan National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR)and the oil resources off our coasts is 10 million jobs.
Ten million jobs for middle-class,working-class Americansthat are being “outsourced” to OPEC daily, evenas the Senate debates bizarrely complex “carbon cap and trade”legislationthat wouldcharge American businesses (most of them) that produce carbon emissions for the right to stay in business; then let those that reduce their carbon emissions sell or “trade” their carbon credits to other businesses that need to grow but will use more energy in the process. The effect of this fiasco will be to impose a new tax on all businesses andon allbusiness growth, which will stunt business growth, economic growth, personal income growth, job growth,and tax receipts.
It’s intended to fix the biggest non-problem in history, human-induced global warming – the fraud that has made Al Gore a centimillionaire.If we look at the real climate data, the long term temperature trends show us that the climate is 0.4 degrees warmer than 1,000 years ago, and 3 degrees cooler than 8,000 years ago (http://www.globalwarmingart.com/).The Hadley Center for Climate Prediction charts the global temperature falling 0.4 degrees from 1988 to 1992, then rising 0.8 degrees from 1992 to peak in1998, then falling 0.7 degrees by January 2008.
The climate has been changing as long as there has been a climate. It’s not our fault, and we can’t stop it.