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To: neverdem

This healthcare shortage was engineered by liberals who needed an excuse to socialize the healthcare system.


7 posted on 06/08/2008 4:46:27 PM PDT by Brilliant
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To: Brilliant

“This healthcare shortage was engineered by liberals who needed an excuse to socialize the healthcare system.”

The politicians need socialized medicine to show up before Medicare/Medicaid goes belly-up as is projected in the not-so-distant future.

Expect both parties to support it, because neither has the balls to say “government can’t take care of you”.


10 posted on 06/08/2008 4:53:03 PM PDT by RFEngineer
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Tens of thousands, perhaps even a hundred thousand of more of qualified US applicants to US medical schools were turned away over the last few decades. Academic and political medicine IS at fault for that if there is a real “shortage” now.

Tell your kids to go to law school, work directly for the government outside of medicine, or run for public office.

National health care will mean less qualified doctors and more care done by non doctor caregivers, no doubt about it. US kids will no longer be motivated to put up with the ever increasing crap and capped salaries that national health care would bring. This is ALREADY HAPPENING WITHOUT NATIONAL HEALTH CARE.


21 posted on 06/08/2008 5:03:07 PM PDT by LongTimeMILurker
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To: Brilliant
This healthcare shortage was engineered by liberals who needed an excuse to socialize the healthcare system.

Actually, its the AMA. Keep the number of Doctors low, so those that are make big money.

45 posted on 06/08/2008 6:24:11 PM PDT by Doe Eyes
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