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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 3797030" data-attributes="member: 22662">Then here’s something to think about.Maybe it wasn’t a “plan” as much as it was an attempt to fix something with a “market based” solution.&nbsp; I and many doubt that’s possible.&nbsp; Insurance companies will always have an eye at the bottom line whether or not it’s in the best interest of the patient.&nbsp; Healthcare for profit will always benefit the more affluent and everyone else just has to make due even if that means waiting and going to the emergency room for care and running up astronomically high bills that then get passed on to society. So if and when society decides it wants real healthcare reform, Obamacare can either be seen as a complete failure that is bad for the economy, a good idea that needs to be fixed, or a complete failure because for profit healthcare is fundamentally flawed, then Americans can decide what path to take.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 3797030, member: 22662"] Then here’s something to think about. Maybe it wasn’t a “plan” as much as it was an attempt to fix something with a “market based” solution. I and many doubt that’s possible. Insurance companies will always have an eye at the bottom line whether or not it’s in the best interest of the patient. Healthcare for profit will always benefit the more affluent and everyone else just has to make due even if that means waiting and going to the emergency room for care and running up astronomically high bills that then get passed on to society. So if and when society decides it wants real healthcare reform, Obamacare can either be seen as a complete failure that is bad for the economy, a good idea that needs to be fixed, or a complete failure because for profit healthcare is fundamentally flawed, then Americans can decide what path to take. [/QUOTE]

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