Who Can Argue with Health Care for Children?
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children's health,
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Not to get too political, but I found this post from the Men's Health Office quite interesting.
Last month President Obama signed a bill that adds nearly $33 billion to the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). The program will insure 11 million children in lower-income families. Health care for children - who can argue with that? It makes sense, and is obviously the right thing to do. But as with so many good ideas out of Washington that turn sour, the devil will be in the details. My worry, based on past experience, is just how this may actually back-fire and end up hurting children. "But how can that happen?' you ask. Let's look at past government attempts at caring for children.
In Hawaii they came up with what sounded like a good idea - provide health care to all children in the state. Seems like a no-brainer. But it failed and failed miserably.
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What are your thoughts on the subject? Are you skeptical of increased government intervention in the health care system in this country? Optimistic?
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October 14, 2011 at 10:26 PM
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