> > > It's complicated. The federal government is now forcing insurance
> > > companies to cover things they don't want to cover such as insuring
> > > children up to the age of 25. Who knows what else they will require?
> > > The end goal is to run the private health insurance companies out of
> > > business and establish a low cost medical insurance company--like
> > > Medicare.

> >     Work with us here Jason.

> >     If the government orders citizens to buy
> > a product how can the makers of that product
> > go out of business?

> It's easy. Let's say that the federal government wanted to run Blue Cross
> out of business. The government forces Blue Cross to cover:

> mental health treatment for anyone clint that wants mental health treatment.

> vitamins and minears for any clints that wants them.

> covering children up to the age of 25.

> free medical {*filter*} for anyone that thinks they need medical {*filter*}.

> etc.

> The end result. Blue Cross would charge their customers $2000.00 per month.

> Most customers (except for rich people) would cancel their policies.

> The former customers of Blue Cross would get medical insurance from the
> federal government. It would be like Medicare.

> That is the end goal--it is called the single payer plan.