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Let's phrase the question differently, then.
If you agree that universal coverage is a Good Thing and you don't trust your government to manage it effectively, who would you propose should be in control? We seem to be in agreement that the current American system is broken; if we take that as given, then the logical conclusion is that leaving for-profit insurance companies in charge of delivering healthcare to the general population is not the right answer. We either go public or private here, and simply saying that neither one is good enough doesn't provide a solution.
What's your answer?
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