Re: Michael Moore slams Hillary's health care plan

On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 11:27:40 GMT, "Joe_Z" <Joe_Z@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

thehill.com - Michael Moore says insurance industry would love Clinton's
healthcare plan. "They're having nutty debates about who's going to mandate
how many people," Moore said. "We're not cars," he quipped, referring to the
argument that health insurance mandates are equivalent to state laws
requiring drivers to carry automobile insurance.More. (US Elections 2008)

http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/michael-moore-says-insurance-industry-would-love-clintons-healthcare-plan-2008-02-22.html

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And he is right. Any plan that covers all Americans by requiring them
to purchase healthcare insurance from the existing for profit
insurance companies will NOT do anything to address the problems of
our healthcare system. It could have been a republican proposal.

Mike
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