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. Well how about we divide the Womens Grunge Dallas Texas Retro City Skyline City Shirt on who wants government facility clinics ever been in one. If your health care there is so great why where we hear of so many Canadian coming here before Obama killed our great healthcare David Bryant Cool.

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Marianne Patella anyone with the Womens Grunge Dallas Texas Retro City Skyline City Shirt pays for private insurance because they don’t want to wait a year to be seen by a doctor. Your dig on undocumented immigrants is odd too, but I suspect you’re a Chump. Europe has over 700 million people, and yet most of those countries or maybe all.

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There’s no reason we can’t scale up and make it work here in the Womens Grunge Dallas Texas Retro City Skyline City Shirt I didn’t see the additional information about the wait time to see a doctor and the fact that Canada has less than 40 million people and America has over 325 million. Kathy Odd Witty But we’re paying twice as much for healthcare costs, but getting poorer outcomes.

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I don’t know why we have such a hard time getting a single payer system here, but the Womens Grunge Dallas Texas Retro City Skyline City Shirt at the health insurance companies do an amazing lobbying misinformation campaign. And as I’ve said repeatedly, it’s not perfect, but I’m thankful that we have this. Unfortunately, as folks in the US will tell you, too many folks cannot afford private health insurance.

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We have Union insurance and are perfectly happy with it and DO NOT want to pay anymore taxes or into a government ran health system hell now on that Womens Grunge Dallas Texas Retro City Skyline City Shirt Loft. I broke my wrist last June and waited 9 hours before I saw a doctor. We’ve had universal health care since the Tommy Douglas days, so we tend to just take it for granted.