41 years ago, the politicians promised to cover the medical bills of the old and the indigent. They have been shortchanging doctors and the rest ever since. The doctors and hospitals shift the costs to everyone else. That helps fuel inflation in the medical industry. Ironically, that inflation is used as a rationalization for having government take over more of the health industry. - Don Surber
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41 years ago, the politicians promised to cover the medical bills of the old and the indigent. They have been shortchanging doctors and the rest ever since. The doctors and hospitals shift the costs to everyone else. That helps fuel inflation in the medical industry. Ironically, that inflation is used as a rationalization for having government take over more of the health industry. - Don Surber
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