I'm about to post my personal experience of having to buy my own health care, which was a fabulous deal at the time that benefitted me immensely - this does color my outlook.
Tempting as it is to say "well, if the private contractor is the problem, we can go to single-payer" the real meat to me at the moment is that any challenge does not repeal the biggest predatory actions of the insurance companies - pre-existing conditions, lifetime caps, and all the other ways they find to take money but not return it when required.
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Date: 2010-03-23 10:28 am (UTC)Tempting as it is to say "well, if the private contractor is the problem, we can go to single-payer" the real meat to me at the moment is that any challenge does not repeal the biggest predatory actions of the insurance companies - pre-existing conditions, lifetime caps, and all the other ways they find to take money but not return it when required.