http://www.braggtown.com/blog/society/kucinich-on-universal-healthcare/ The personal blog of Jim Tuttle, digital librarian and all around good guy Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:49:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.braggtown.com/blog/society/kucinich-on-universal-healthcare/comment-page-1/#comment-447 DaleA Mon, 19 Nov 2007 04:03:00 +0000 http://www.braggtown.com/blog/society/kucinich-on-universal-healthcare/#comment-447 Your blog keeps eating my pithy comments. I'm even getting the math problems right, I'm sure of it! Your blog keeps eating my pithy comments. I’m even getting the math problems right, I’m sure of it!

]]> http://www.braggtown.com/blog/society/kucinich-on-universal-healthcare/comment-page-1/#comment-445 DaleA Mon, 19 Nov 2007 03:59:12 +0000 http://www.braggtown.com/blog/society/kucinich-on-universal-healthcare/#comment-445 My wife and I attend a Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, mainly because we agree with the point you make at the end of this post. At today's service, the main talk was given by a physician from Lawrence, Kansas, who is a member of several organizations pushing for a national health care system. Most of his talk just reinforced what I already knew, but toward the end, he had a slide that made a simple, but powerful, point. Among industrialized nations to which we typically compare ourselves (i.e.- Europe, Japan, etc.), all of them, every last one of them, have a national health care system offering universal coverage. Not one nation with a national health care system has ever reverted back to a private system such as ours. How on earth could we be right and all of them be wrong? My wife and I attend a Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, mainly because we agree with the point you make at the end of this post. At today’s service, the main talk was given by a physician from Lawrence, Kansas, who is a member of several organizations pushing for a national health care system. Most of his talk just reinforced what I already knew, but toward the end, he had a slide that made a simple, but powerful, point. Among industrialized nations to which we typically compare ourselves (i.e.- Europe, Japan, etc.), all of them, every last one of them, have a national health care system offering universal coverage. Not one nation with a national health care system has ever reverted back to a private system such as ours. How on earth could we be right and all of them be wrong?

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