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To: Diogenesis
Another liberal style response from you.

The Romney plan allows you to buy health insurance from any HMO / PPO via your employer or privately. You can pick any doctor or hospital and since the HMO’s want more subscribers there is competition among them to provide better plans. The hospitals and doctor’s want loyal returning customers so there is competition there.

In socialized medicine like Canada, there is a single payer system with no competition and service level drops. I live in MA and while there is plenty wrong with this state which is a liberal cess pool, the health care here is the best in the nation.

How can you call this Hillary CARE. If you have an emotional reason to keep disagreeing and will not let facts enter the discussion then I can’t help you since you have already made up your mind.

You may not like Romney and that’s fine but he is a free market capitalist , not a socialist like Hillary. It is ridiculous to put the mindset and approach of these two people in the same basket. Hillary wants more govt control over people’s lives whereas Romney has been a very successful business person.

Let’s elevate the discussion level instead of emotional cliches worthy of liberals.

26 posted on 05/29/2007 8:49:46 AM PDT by Maneesh (A non-hyphenated American.)
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To: Maneesh

RomneyCARE, socialized medicine by dictat,
does not give people choice.

Romney is only pro-free market when it is for HIM.
For others, Romney is a socialist who took choice
from people in Mass on health care and gay marriage.
[I know you will blame it on others, but he was the Gov.].


28 posted on 05/29/2007 8:52:54 AM PDT by Diogenesis (Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum)
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