There was an old saying when I was growing up - “you can’t stop progress”. Although the Status quo is trying like hell. Big Insurance Companies have an anti-trust exemption (like baseball) that keep competitors from entering the field of healthcare. I say lets rescind, extinguish and blow up their anti-trust exemption and see what real competition looks like.
Put that chip on the table legislators and you’ll get your full, free and open Public Option.
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Thanks for commenting on my blog Paul. You posts are well written and informative, I'm putting you on my bloglist and hopefully you'll start getting some regular commentors. I hate to see such a great blog with no comments!
Nice to meet you and hope you will stop by again! Sue
I've heard before that insurance companies had an anti-trust exemption. I did a very superficial Google search, but could not verify it. Do you have any references?
I kind of understand the baseball exemption, but insurance companies???
It seems to me that if you want to foster competition, getting rid of the anti-trust exemption would be a first step -- but nobody is talking about it.
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