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Saturday, November 13, 2010

Ready. Fire. Aim

I did ask the question early on that if our health care problem is that people can't afford health insurance or can't get it, why would the new law need to compel people to buy cheaper and universally available insurance?

So if the price and lack of availability were the problems, why is the market for these new policies so unexpectedly low?

It's almost like our federal government has implemented a massively expensive state-centric "solution" to a completely irrelevant problem.

Perhaps we'd do better in our diplomacy if foreigners thought our finances were on a better footing for the long run.