Posted on 06/10/2009 9:35:02 AM PDT by snarks_when_bored
Britain's National Health Service (NHS) is facing the biggest financial and organizational challenge in its 60-year history, with a 15 billion pound ($25 billion) shortfall looming after 2011, a report said on Wednesday.
The NHS Confederation, which represents health service managers, said recession and rising costs will squeeze the NHS budget by 15 billion pounds in the five years from 2011.
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Here's what they will take away: Britons are obviously undertaxed.
Yeah, under-taxed and under-regulated. More government, please!
Coming soon to . . . . . . YOU!!!
"Please sir: may I have some more Government?"
Perfect.
That be’s true...
Dem Congresswoman Admits Obama Health Care Plan Will Destroy Private Health Insurance Industry
I know many of you here today are single payer advocates and so am I and those of us who are pushing for a public health insurance dont disagree with this goal. This is not a principled fight. This is a fight about strategy for getting there and I believe we will, Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) told a group of government-run health care supporters on April 18.
Oops, did I say "Skankowsky"? My bad. My bad.
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