Comments on: Which candidate do you agree with on Health insurance? http://smallbusinessgrouphealthinsurances.com/42 Sat, 02 Jul 2011 14:18:02 +0000 hourly 1 By: CP http://smallbusinessgrouphealthinsurances.com/42#comment-61 CP Fri, 31 Jul 2009 21:36:57 +0000 http://smallbusinessgrouphealthinsurances.com/42#comment-61 Romney is the ONLY cadidate that has addressed the health care crisis and come up with a solution that insured every person in Mass. He came to a bi-partisan agreement in a heavily democratic state. The plan did not raise taxes, kept health care private. Charges people on a sliding scale (if you make less, you pay less) and is seeing incredible success right now. There are over 200,000 citizens in Mass. that weren't insured before Romney and that number is growing by the hundreds every day. Romney is the only candidate that has any experience in Health Care reform. I don't want the DMV-type employees handing out my medicine and i don't want to raise taxes by trillions to do it. Romney is the ONLY cadidate that has addressed the health care crisis and come up with a solution that insured every person in Mass. He came to a bi-partisan agreement in a heavily democratic state. The plan did not raise taxes, kept health care private. Charges people on a sliding scale (if you make less, you pay less) and is seeing incredible success right now. There are over 200,000 citizens in Mass. that weren't insured before Romney and that number is growing by the hundreds every day.

Romney is the only candidate that has any experience in Health Care reform.

I don't want the DMV-type employees handing out my medicine and i don't want to raise taxes by trillions to do it.

]]> By: Heidi 4 http://smallbusinessgrouphealthinsurances.com/42#comment-60 Heidi 4 Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:05:20 +0000 http://smallbusinessgrouphealthinsurances.com/42#comment-60 Best plan: Anyone making over $75,000 a year should buy and pay for their own health insurance. This should be adjusted by the number of minor children and extended until young adults reach age 24. A sliding scale for those making less than $75,000 adjusted by number of children. The truly middle and lower income families and individuals should be covered by eliminating all but the most essential pork barrel earmarks and raising taxes on those making $250,000 per year. Best plan: Anyone making over $75,000 a year should buy and pay for their own health insurance. This should be adjusted by the number of minor children and extended until young adults reach age 24.

A sliding scale for those making less than $75,000 adjusted by number of children.

The truly middle and lower income families and individuals should be covered by eliminating all but the most essential pork barrel earmarks and raising taxes on those making $250,000 per year.

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