and you have no argument. To simply allow purchas

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and you have no argument. To simply allow purchasing healthcare across state lines and allow preexisting conditions would have solved all. i do not need prenatal care or birth control so why the f' do I have it?...as well as my son. I have full right to bitch and complain because it has directly effected me. I have yet to see someone in this forum state where it has helped them personally.

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I do have an argument and I've made it repeatedly. I gave you my 'personal' stories last night. An In-law and two close friends, and I sure the f*ck don't need to go into more particulars to satisfy you or anyone else on the board. What, I have to get sick to have a credible 'story'? F.O. on that.

Your description about 'what would have solved all' is ludicrous. States with the most lax Insurance regulations would have monopolized the sign-ups. that was the argument against doing it.

You left out no lifetime limits on coverage. and of course the only way the insurance companies would agree to the pre-existing condition reform was because of an influx of new customers, guaranteed by....the individual mandate.

Use your head on that, a larger f*cking pool with a larger mix of young and healthy. Same principle as SS contributions VS payouts.

You can rely on personal experience to represent most of the 10's of millions of experiences that differ from yours all you like.

I choose to go with 'wider samples' than personal experience recounted on a political board.

As for whether or not your 'conservative'? The side you've come down on RE most posts contradicts that claim, comrade.