Hill September 8, 2019
Laurence Kotlikoff

As with the previous Democratic debates, this week’s debate in Houston will likely start with our country’s forever question: How can we provide health insurance to all without bankrupting the country?

The Republican Party’s answer is to define basic health insurance as no health insurance. The party yearns for, and is suing in the courts, to restore the halcyon pre-ObamaCare days when 50 million Americans were uninsured and insurance companies could deny coverage at will.

This stance isn’t going to fly with the Party’s rank and file, whose own future health care and that of friends and relatives is at stake. But, hey, political self- immolation seems all the rage.

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Topics: Congress / White House, Govt Agencies, Insurance, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Patient / Consumer, Provider
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