One thing both the left and the right can agree on is that our healthcare system is broken. We all want healthcare to be accessible and affordable, but the sides are divided between two false options. Ths misunderstand of the discussion is that either we need to tax the rich so the poor can have healthcare, or let the free market kill people who don't have enough money.
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This division is used to keep us looking away from the real problem - regulations. We are told that regulations ensure that we don't buy from a batch of bad medication that kills us and prevents doctors from misinforming us or killing us with malpractice. That couldn't further from the truth.
For too long, corporate monopolies have restricted access to healthcare, making it too expensive for most Americans to afford. It's time to end this practice of limiting access to good healthcare and make it available to everyone. It doesn't take a massive tax plan or government subsidies. These goals can be reached by simply giving back our freedom to choose.
A FREE country deserves FREE HEALTHCARE - That doesn't mean what you think it means.
Free means freedom. Instead of figuring out ways to pay extortive healthcare costs with socialized payments, we fix the problem lowering the costs, allowing new medications to reach the market and breaking up big pharma's monopolies.
We need more doctors, more innovation, and lower prices - and every single one of those is achievable by simply getting government out of the way. Drugs that are manufactured and available for sale in the US cost a fraction in other countries. It's not because they are selling them a lower quality, it's because regulations that prevent importing those same lower-priced meds are allowing them to keep the price high for Americans.
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Dan Behrman