YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Con: Proposed changes would degrade quality of care
Pro: Medicare works at fraction of insurance industry costs
John C. Goodman and Dr. Ed Weisbart will answer the question in a pro-con style debate April 9 at Drury University the first day of Breech Business Week. Free and open to the public, the debate is scheduled 6:30-8 p.m. at Clara Thompson Hall. It will be moderated by Drury political science professor Dan Ponder.
The Breech Business Week calendar is posted to Drury.edu/business.
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of course, we should. But single payer is not medicare-for-all. But the issue is much simpler than that can-o-worms. It's like the people who blame the bad politicians rather than the mirror forgetting they voted them into office. Sometimes you want to say "Hello?" Okay, often! Health care...if we would all start eating right, cut out the known things in our diet/drink that are "not good" along with even light exercise 80%+ of this health care fuss wouldn't be needed. But, since most of us don't, then ... our choice...choose wisely. But, don't blame anyone else...the solution is always in the mirror!