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Sunday, November 01, 2009


Pelosi’s Machiavellian Conscience: Why the End does not Justify the Means

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Given that a large portion of this bill will be funded by more incurred debt and by our children and grandchildren, it is morally right to achieve a good end by means as efficient as possible. The numbers show that about 14 million non-elderly, legally resident adults in America desire health insurance coverage but cannot afford to pay for it. Medicare will already cover any elderly who need coverage, and other programs exist to do the same for children. If we assume that we will pay for the entire cost of coverage for those 14 million adults, insuring each of those persons should be achievable for a cost of about $3000 per person based on what our small non-profit business pays to insure our employees and their families. At that rate, we can provide insurance for all persons in America simply by spending $42 billion per year to insure those who desire to be insured.

At that cost, the price for ten years of coverage will be about $420 billion. The Speaker’s proud bill projects a cost of more than twice that($800 Billion) and CBO estimated it will be probably $1,05 Trillions

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