[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

Your analysis is pretty exhaustive, if not exhausting

I just wanted point out, if it hasn't been already, that the public option will initially be funded with $2 billion government money to cover initial costs and claims. This is expected to be paid back over a ten year period. Then the operation becomes a self-sustaining entity paid for with premiums by those who want coverage just like any other insurance company. So in that regard, there's no unfair advantage.

You bought that?