It "bailed" then bought fannie/freddie – becoming the largest holder of home loans! Now it is in the works to "bail" insurance co AIG and start sticking its nose in and regulating the insurance industry. So is it right Republicans are socializing the US, also considering McCain wants to socialize healthcare? Sucking all the wealth [...]

If the Public Option is Vanilla ice crème – would nobody buy Butterscotch?

If the Public Option was regular coffee, would no one buy Starbucks Latte’s? If the Public Option was a Chevy, would no one buy a Hummer or Escalade? If Public Option was a frame 3 bedroom, 2-bath house, would no one buy a 4-bedroom, 3-bath brick home? If the Public Option was a 26” color TV, would no one buy a 50” Flat Screen w/Home Theater? If the Public Option was the Post Office, would no one use FED-EX? If the Public Option was a .22 cal. Pistol, would no one buy a 30.06 rifle?

If the Public Option was VA/FHA financing for a home would no one finance through their local banks or other Mortgage companies? If the Public Option would really kill Grandma, would no one buy a different policy? If the Public Option was Medicare for those under 65 that you could buy into, would no one buy supplemental coverage? If the Public Option was for the public, would the folks ‘allergic’ to any/all things public not chose another option?

Starbucks learned. Howard Johnson’s learned. Car Manufacturers, Home Builders, Electronics Companies, & others all have learned that in a Market economy, innovation, hard work, and prudent management can reap great benefits. It is the American way. The Insurance Industry likes it just fine without these things. The Public Option may be just what is needed to wake up & jolt an Insurance Industry out of control with doubling costs every 10 years and delivering less & less service into a ‘competitive’, market based mode of operation. Make those Execs earn their $104,000 dollars an hour salaries/bonuses! Do the current Insurance Providers really fear a competitive Market that much or are they just practicing monopoly protection’ with their $1.5 million dollar per day fight against the Public Option (where does that money come from anyway and why do they spend it?). Just the reduced lobbying would trim Billion$ from the premiums they charge us (ouch, that would cut into politicians pockets – maybe that is why the Politicians are happy to mislead & lie to us). Is somebody actually worried that with all the money floating around in the Health Insurance sector of our economy, there would be no one entrepreneurial enough to figure out how to earn it? Oh yea of little faith. Just open up the opportunity, please!

We should break the monopolistic stranglehold held by a few (insurance providers) and inject some capitalistic incentive into the market and let the best plans stand.

What do you think?

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Unfortunately, there is some extensive health history that prohibits the application of such traditional Term/Whole life solutions. From what I know, actual Mortgage Life Insurance is a decreasing plot (following the decreasing principle of your loan) that is shared by both borrowers and designed only to pay off the mortgage in the event one [...]