The Realities of Medical Care Reform...

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The realities of medical care reform are: If Obamacare is passed: ~Most people will have financial access to medical care they need or want. ~Some people won't. ~Many people will go without medical care. ~Many people with treatable trauma and disease will die. If Obamacare isn't passed: ~Most people will have financial access to medical care they need or want. ~Some people won't. ~Many people will go without medical care. ~Many people with treatable trauma and disease will die. If some Universal Medical Care that isn't Obamacare is passed: ~Most people will have financial access to medical care they need or want. ~Some people won't. ~Many people will go without medical care. ~Many people with treatable trauma and disease will die. If our current system is improved: ~Most people will have financial access to medical care they need or want. ~Some people won't. ~Many people will go without medical care. ~Many people with treatable trauma and disease will die. If absolutely nothing is done: ~Most people will have financial access to medical care they need or want. ~Some people won't. ~Many people will go without medical care. ~Many people with treatable trauma and disease will die. The one thing we know that will definitely happen if Obamacare (or any other universal medical care) is adopted: More power and corruption will infest our elected offices.