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Zan_of_Texas Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Apr-14-04 10:27 PM
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25. Well, me too, sort of.
I have medical coverage that starts after I spend $2700 in a year. Plus, no coverage on vision or dental at all. Dental is where I spend the bucks.

So, my individual insurance, for which I pay nearly $6000 a year (and I am healthy without ever having spent a day in a hospital), has given me exactly zero benefit.

As a self-employed person, I pay full freight on insurance, plus full retail price at the doctor's.

Hog-tying the pharmaceutical companies, and completely getting rid of health insurance would drop health care costs dramatically.

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