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The Republic Party is strongly against the new health reform laws in the US. Every other party in the US is against the new health reform, except the Democrats.
Over 60 years since the end of WW2.
The same way the government pays for everything, tax money. This is why it's unpopular among republicans. Keep in mind that we are paying more every year for health care now via tax too with the system before the reform. So in reality, whether the reform is there or not, we'll still have to pay more tax for health care.
Yes (but in future).Right now the current reform is criticized the most because it is decreasing the monopoly of insurance companies and very soon you will see "Free Health Care" to anyone (American)I have compiled the reform in my blog at:http://www.flixya.com/blog/JanetCra/0/Health%20Insurance
Individuals cannot vote directly on US health care reform (actually health insurance reform). This is something Congress works on and only your Representatives and Senators have a direct vote. If you like or don't like what was done, you can let them know what you think. If you don't like what comes out of the process, you will have to opportunity to vote for someone else to represent you in the Congress.
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The current healthcare bill that has been proposed has a 38% approval rating among doctors in the US approximately.
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It will not. What will happen is you will be allowed in Medicare. The system they took $400 billion from.
John E. Skvarla has written: 'Listen to us, we're not that stupid' -- subject(s): Health care reform, History, Medical care
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