dan_bgblue
10-25-2013, 10:29 PM
"There are a lot of elements of this law that have to work, that must work -- otherwise the whole thing collapses," the Cato Institute's Michael Cannon said. "They need -- need -- lots of healthy people to sign up for insurance through the exchanges."
The same thing that is required for any successful private insurance to work. The big difference is that private insurance companies can't force people to buy their product so they have to find ways to create efficiencies to survive. When was the last time, or the first time we saw the federal government build a business model that created efficiencies and survived the test of time?
The same thing that is required for any successful private insurance to work. The big difference is that private insurance companies can't force people to buy their product so they have to find ways to create efficiencies to survive. When was the last time, or the first time we saw the federal government build a business model that created efficiencies and survived the test of time?