[right way right]

He may have just picked a wrong battle field.
This will probably go over like Bush’s plans on Social Security reform. It’s the same crowd of older folks for the the dems to scare voter bracket.
Bush still won, but I don’t remember it being a battle he picked in the primaries.

He really should come out for the abolishion of Obama care and a good way to transition away from it for the few that it has actually worked for.
I think their may be a couple of people.

[grania]

Good problem solving is identifying the problem before solving the problem. The problem is that medical care is too expensive. Medicare, Medicaid, and now ObamaCare contribute to that because there's no necessity to find cheaper solutions, and there's no reward for people to do so because "it's covered".

Would that $2,000 a year be put aside for medical care when one turns 65? Because if they contribute for 45 years, that's only $90,000 for insurance when one is retired. Don't know how that could work, since some people would need next to none of it while some others would go through it in a few years. What happens when it runs out? Do they let people die?

Like a lot of what Dr. Carson says, I'm not sure the details work out real well. A better answer would be a plan which has people seeking inexpensive alternatives to standard medical care.