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regardless of their sometimes poor decision making skills
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Personal responsibilty has to come into play at some point.
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Simplified administration is essential to reduce costs and create a more efficient health care system. A less complex administrative system will minimize needless costs, be more user-friendly, and enable precious health care dollars to go toward improved health care, not bureaucracy.
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"Simplified Adminstration, less complex, more efficient, user-friendly, not bureaucracy"--none of these terms are synonymous with "government".
Universal Healthcare that is controlled by the government and funded by taxpayers would be nothing like this "wish".
Name one part of the gov't where these terms can be used. It is a walking paradox. Nothing gets better once the gov't gets involved and takes charge.
Classic example: In 1986 (I am going from memory here) the tax code was re-written. It was supposed to be simplier and there were not supposed to be any more changes (or very little changes) to the tax code. The complete opposite has happened. There have been more changes to the tax code than I can count and it is far from "simplified".