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Re:Culture eats policyiculty of gov software procurement by jonhohle on Saturday June 24, 2023 @10:21PM (#36464612)
But the government “solved” the medical care system with the ACA! /s
Re:Culture eats policyiculty of gov software procurement by 111111IIIIIII on Sunday June 25, 2023 @01:54AM (#36465431)
Nobody in their right mind should be defending the ACA imo, and nobody here has done so as far as I can tell. Your comment is a special kind of annoying. Multiple strawmen.
Re:Culture eats policyiculty of gov software procurement by datavirtue on Sunday June 25, 2023 @10:06AM (#36468308)
You're right. Those little babies born with pre-existing conditions, denied coverage by insurance companies, would never defend the ACA.
Re:Culture eats policyiculty of gov software procurement by 111111IIIIIII on Sunday June 25, 2023 @07:18PM (#36473665)
The ACA was overwhelmingly a landslide giveaway to private insurance corporations, who have used that taxpayer money to multiply their lobbying influence. The # of insured Americans has only increased a hair more than the total US population, while the cost of insurance and cost of healthcare services have greatly increased in the time since.It's a classic case of Democratic Party means testing and bureaucratization.
Re:Culture eats policyiculty of gov software procurement by bezier-curve on Sunday June 25, 2023 @08:05AM (#36467338)
Exactly, private insurance companies with millionaire executives are the most efficient way to handle a fundamental human need for our society. /s (this means sarcasm).